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Nvidia LongWaiting for a confirmed continuation long on Nvidia. Correction is unlikely to be sustained without clear fundamental drivers especially with FED rate cuts around the corner. Looking towards key fib levels aligning with support. Either 38.2% at support level or 61.8% at $100 round number. Wait for clear break of structure to upside in the way of either counter trendline or break of confirmed lower high. Stoploss behind low of move and target ATH Alternatively, buy call options with $118 strike price and a 31 day expiration.
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by ElGore18
Chart Pattern Analysis Of NVDA K1 and K2 are two consolidation candles, K3 break up and verified the long-term uptrend. The supply pressure sharply decreased at K3, It seems that the following candles will keep pricing up to test the upper limit of the uptrend channel. It is also possible that the following candle fall back to test the lower price of K2, If that finally happens, it will be a good place to increase long-term positions. K1 to K3 is a bullish three soldiers advancing pattern, If K4 price up to test the upper limit of the uptrend channel, It is also possible that a consolidation will happen there, it will be another good place to increase long-term positions. Long-131.88/Stop-127.4/Target-149
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by nothingchangehere
NVDA Elliot Possibility There's a lot of speculation NVDA is overextended and, well I can see their point. But maybe through the last years we have had waves 1 and 2 of Elliot. Which would mean we're in wave 3 and in wave 3 "Overextended" does not really exist. A super consistent trend is what is the norm. Wave 3's are incredibly easy trends to follow but a lot of the time in wave 3 people spend more time trying to call the top than follow the trend. If we're in the Elliot waves, NVDA has a lot more pain to bring to those who want to bet against it.
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by holeyprofit
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Nvidia Major Bearish SignalWe have a major bearish signal after a new all-time high for the Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) stock. We now know that NVDA is strongly related to Bitcoin and the Cryptocurrency market thanks to the graphic cards and chips they develop. Any out of the ordinary action here can be used as a signal to either support or negate action in these related markets. We see Bitcoin with bearish potential based on the fact that growth stalled completely and we have more than three months of sideways action accompanied by lower highs (bearish). Now we have this development on the Nvidia stock, which supports a strong bearish move next week —a massive sell-off. ➖ NVDA produced a major bearish session, 20th of June. (It hit a new ATH just to close full-red.) ➖ The next day we have a falling window with very strong bearish volume. (These are powerful bearish signals). ➖ Junk-base also looks pretty bad with multiple days closing red. As always, things can change on Monday but the chart is the chart, and the chart is saying, "Warning, major crash ahead!" It wouldn't be surprising to see a drop here; prepare accordingly. These bearish signal can become invalid if this stock moves up and close above 131 daily/weekly. If trading remains below this level, there is high probability of a major down-move. Namaste.
NASDAQ:NVDAShort
by AlanSantana
3
Why Nvidia’s Monster $3T Valuation Poses a Threat to S&P 500Too fast Nvidia climbed the ladder of success and now the broad-based S&P 500 is at risk of getting sucked into a crisis if the chip giant were to trigger it. Nvidia Value Takes Up 7% of S&P 500 Is Nvidia (ticker: NVDA ), the massive chip company, too big to fail? Shares of the juggernaut in the AI space have soared more than 160% this year and they show no signs of slowing down. That’s all great news for traders who enjoy the daily volatility and love watching billions of dollars slosh around as markets try to figure out Nvidia’s worth. What markets have agreed on so far is that Nvidia is worth more than $3.2 trillion. The lofty price tag, however, comes with certain dangers. One such danger is that Nvidia makes up about 7% of the S&P 500. The broad-based Wall Street darling, packaged with 500 public companies , is valued at $46 trillion. The danger isn’t too obvious now for obvious reasons. Nvidia is yet to give back (if it ever does, right?) some of its formidable gains. But there are signs already. Last Friday, this ratio of 93:7 tipped the S&P 500 into a loss just because the hulking size of Nvidia was too much weight on the stock index. And because the markets aren’t allowing any breathing room and shares are always on fire, we can’t know the impact a crash in Nvidia could have on the S&P 500. But since the pendulum swings both ways, it pays to be prepared. The Big Three’s Massive Weight The tech-focused concentration of the S&P 500 doesn’t end with Nvidia. The two other companies that are also worth over $3 trillion each have the same weight on the equity benchmark. Add Apple (ticker: AAPL ) and Microsoft (ticker: MSFT ) next to the AI chip maker and you’ve got a nice 21% chunk of the S&P 500 concentrated in three companies. In other words, that’s more than $10 trillion of valuation in total and it dominates the large-cap rankings . What’s the common ground between all three? AI, more or less, with Apple playing catch up pretty fast. “Why not pick on Apple then, if it’s the same market value?” Apple brings home more than $380 billion in revenue a year while Nvidia can only do $60 billion . Moreover, the iPhone maker has 2.5 times Nvidia’s trailing 12-month free cash flow. Doomsday Scenario A possible doomsday scenario in the artificial intelligence corner, every permabear will tell you, can trigger a rude awakening for investors and strip those giants off their record high valuations. They actually had a moment of victory, although a brief one. In April, Nvidia endured its biggest drop since its recognition as the purest AI play out there. Shares erased more than 10% in the span of a few days. But before permabears had a chance to sip at their mezcal espresso martini and call it a day, Nvidia had bolted past the losses and into fresh record territory. These days, it’s largely the same few stocks pumping and driving the gains across the indexes. That doesn’t sound like much of a diversification — the narrative pushed by passive investors who choose to shove some money into an index and do nothing. If the S&P 500 served as a diversification vehicle in the past, it certainly doesn’t look like it today. Your Thoughts? Will we see the AI bubble burst like the dot-com bubble of the 2000s? Or will Nvidia continue lifting the sea of stocks? Leave your thoughts below.
NASDAQ:NVDA
by TradingView
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