What will happen after the NVDA correction?
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NVDA
On July 17th, NVDA broke out of a symmetrical triangle formation. Based on this, the current price target is $96.
NDVA recently broke below its 50-day MA, which was then retested and failed to break above. Given the current macro environment and high market fear, I am looking to hold off until the price target is reached before considering re-entry into this name.
Of all the companies, I believe this to be the most resilient to the macro environment due to the ecosystem it has created and the reliance on its hardware and software by other large-cap companies.
To deal with recessionary pressures, companies are going to find ways to cut costs. This will likely be in the form of layoffs. In this environment, to maintain productivity, they are going to rely on NVDA products for further advancement.
NVDA is currently at support around its 100-day MA. If this is broken, there is a gap that needs to be filled which is right near the above-stated price target. Once this area is tested, I will reassess. It is not out of the cards that even this high-flyer retests its 200-day MA in these current conditions, but if that is the case, that will be a massive buying opportunity.
Depending on market open I am currently considering buying OTM puts for $95 target. If that goes as planned I will close that position and sell cash secured puts at the level of the 200 day MA. If it gets close to the 200 day MA I will likely hammer call options.
NVDA On July 17th, NVDA broke out of a symmetrical triangle formation. Based on this, the current price target is $96.
NDVA recently broke below its 50-day MA, which was then retested and failed to break above. Given the current macro environment and high market fear, I am looking to hold off until the price target is reached before considering re-entry into this name.
Of all the companies, I believe this to be the most resilient to the macro environment due to the ecosystem it has created and the reliance on its hardware and software by other large-cap companies.
To deal with recessionary pressures, companies are going to find ways to cut costs. This will likely be in the form of layoffs. In this environment, to maintain productivity, they are going to rely on NVDA products for further advancement.
NVDA is currently at support around its 100-day MA. If this is broken, there is a gap that needs to be filled which is right near the above-stated price target. Once this area is tested, I will reassess. It is not out of the cards that even this high-flyer retests its 200-day MA in these current conditions, but if that is the case, that will be a massive buying opportunity.
Depending on market open I am currently considering buying OTM puts for $95 target. If that goes as planned I will close that position and sell cash secured puts at the level of the 200 day MA. If it gets close to the 200 day MA I will likely hammer call options.
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