NVDA is coming backWent below the earnings low but the stock has a strong support around 127 and 132 range. Relative strength is pretty good and it seems like is trying to come back. The fundamentals are still good.
Therefore, I have this trade idea to buy the stock of the 130 with a very tight stop at 125 and my target is 165.
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Top 5 Weekly Trade Ideas #1 - NVDA Head and ShouldersThis is looking like an epic setup for NVDA, make or break here. Recently we had a shorter term inverse H&S that failed, but the longer term H&S remains valid for now. We have several things going on here, all of which looks pretty clean.
To summarize:
- Major support at $131.50 that was previous resistance from August.
- Head and Shoulders with the neckline right at said support.
- Ascending wedge starting at the August low, price just barely broke below and closed below.
- Major pattern is still riding momentum off of the big triangle breakout, projected target of ~$170 has not been hit.
- Recent weakness, I'd call it extreme weakness considering what the mag 7 and names like AVGO have done while NVDA continues to fall.
So how do I intend to play it? The great thing about this setup is how clean everything is, should be fairly straightforward to trade. If the neckline/support at $131.50 doesn't hold, it's a short down to a retest of the triangle at minimum. If neither trendline from the triangle holds, next target is at $90. I'd call it good and reassess at that point, but eventually I expect $70 to hit and finally we'll see it move down to about $50 which will probably be near the major bottom.
If $131.50 holds, then the dump will be delayed to a future date, will look for longs instead. If it can bounce and reclaim the trendline from the August low, I'd look for longs on a retest there or any decent dips really. We may end up making a new ATH and hitting that $170 target from the triangle breakout. Should be a big move either way, definitely worth watching as it will have a big impact on the broader market as well.
NVDA - momentum down; price down or rangingNVDA:
Weekly:
-the momentum broke below a steady uptrend line
-price can still go sideways even when momentum goes down
-my s/r area is around 140; if NVDA pulls back, the 90 area may still hold
Note:
-I'm still not in nvda - I just like it as a proxy for the market
NVDIA: Eyes on the long term picture. $400 by end 2025.NVDIA is bearish on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 40.887, MACD = -1.990, ADX = 34.084) but still neutral on 1W (RSI = 54.240), which outlines a strong long-term buy opportunity on this temporary medium-term weakness. The current situation is best viewed on the 1W timeframe where NVDIA has been experiencing since the June High a pause to its bullish trend as the price action turned sideways. This is a situation that the stock is familiar with as it has happened on every Cycle in the last 10 years.
The two past Cycles you can see on the chart had the same mid-way sideways consolidation, while at the same time the 1W RSI formed a Channel Down. In both cases the 1W MA50 supported, as it has now. With that trendline holding, NVDIA was able to resume the bullish trend to the 3.5 Fibonacci extension from the consolidation Rectangle. That Fib is now at $400 and that is technically this Cycle's target towards the end of 2025.
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NVDA - Morning Star Reversal pattern at HnS necklineLower High and Lower Low -> Downtrend and Bearish.
Slow Turtle Sell signal (Based on daily chart)
FiFT is -ve (Stronger Bear)
MCDX Institutional volume is high but not active.
However, there's Morning Star Pattern (Bullish Reversal pattern) at Head and Shoulder neckline support zone 126-135.
Need to move above 140 in short term to regain bull strength otherwise, breaks below neckline will expose next support zone at 115-120 and 1x HnS Target at 100-105
Currently no buy signal yet. Morning Star pattern still in motion. Need confirmation.
MONITOR for BoD at 100, 120 or 140
NVIDIA Breaks Key Support: H&S Pattern Targets $116.10NASDAQ:NVDA
NVDA just broke the $131.80 support zone, acting as the neckline for a head and shoulders pattern . Default targets for this pattern are now projected at $116.10, aligning with the 200% Fibonacci extension level and a convergence cluster of Fibonacci levels.
With the bearish butterfly pattern failing by just a few points, a further correction seems likely. As we approach the holiday season, watch for a potential upward trendline support below the convergence cluster—could this be the calm before a deeper dip?
NVIDIA (NVDA) broke the $131.80 support zone.
Default targets for this pattern are now projected at $116.10,.
As we near the holiday season, watch for a possible ascending trendline support below the convergence cluster, which could signal a reversal or continued downside.
[NVDA] Is Nvidia bullish?
In the short term, if it holds the 131-133 range after today's gap up, we can expect an uptrend. If it is not bullish, it will likely break below 130 and continue to move sideways and weaken. In other words, we should prepare for an investment plan when it breaks below 130.
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