This area is closer to the 50-day moving average ($115.1) and provides better risk/reward
Position Sizing
Assuming $10,000 capital with maximum risk of $1,000
Enter with 1/3 of intended position size at initial entry point
Add remaining 2/3 on confirmation of upward momentum
Stop Loss
Set initial stop loss at $114, just below the 50-day moving average
This represents about 5-6% downside risk from the suggested entry range
Profit Targets
First target: $136.15 (previous high)
Second target: $140.76 (52-week high)
Final target: $150 (psychological level)
Exit Strategy
Scale out 1/3 of position at each profit target
Trail stop loss as price moves up, using the 20-day moving average as a guide
Risk Management
Strictly adhere to position sizing and stop loss rules
Monitor overall market conditions and sector performance
Keep an eye on upcoming earnings reports and company news
Analysis
NVIDIA shows strong technical and fundamental characteristics, making it an attractive long candidate. However, the stock has had a significant run-up, so a conservative approach is warranted.
The company's impressive earnings and sales growth, coupled with its leadership in AI and graphics processing, support a bullish outlook. The stock's high RS rating and adherence to the Minervini template further reinforce its potential.
However, potential risks include: Overall market volatility Potential sector rotation out of technology stocks Valuation concerns given the recent price appreciation This conservative plan aims to capitalize on NVIDIA's strength while managing risk through careful entry points, position sizing, and a disciplined exit strategy. Always adjust the plan based on changing market conditions and your personal risk tolerance.
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