Technical Analysis of NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
In my article earlier on $nvda, I mentioned that the price is at a support around 105. Indeed, price rebounded and head up towards $120. Read my article here: https://ttm.financial/post/412859811901736
Price has recently declined to the lower boundary of the channel, suggesting potential support. Low of the channel is around $105 which I had mentioned earlier in this article on 5 March 2025.
Current Price Action:
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The price of NVDA is currently facing resistance at the upsloping trendline, which has historically acted as a dynamic barrier. Despite the upward slope, the trendline is now rejecting price advances, reinforcing its role as resistance.
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Near to this upsloping trendline, price has made a bearish chart pattern resembling a double top.
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Downtrend Intact: Despite the recent rebound, NVDA remains in a downtrend, forming consecutive lower highs.
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Resistance at 130: Price is currently resisted by the upsloping trendline. Even if NVDA moves higher toward 130, it is still facing strong resistance, keeping the downtrend structure intact.
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Support at 100-103: The key support zone remains at 100-103, where buyers previously stepped in. If this level is tested again, it will be crucial to see whether it holds.
Using DLCs for Short-Term Trading
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Directional Trading:
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