Nvidia - The rally is still not over!🔌Nvidia ( NASDAQ:NVDA ) still heads much higher:
🔎Analysis summary:
For the past decade, Nvidia has perfectly been respecting a major bullish rising channel formation. Currently, Nvidia is still far away from the upper red resistance trendline, which indicates another potential move higher. Just understand that the trend is your closest friend.
📝Levels to watch:
$200
SwingTraderPhil
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Nvidia (NVDA) Shows Bearish Signs After Earnings ReleaseNvidia (NVDA) Shows Bearish Signs After Earnings Release
On Wednesday, Nvidia published a fairly strong quarterly report:
→ Revenue for the second quarter came in at $46.74 billion (record), up 56% compared with the same period last year;
→ Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) were $1.05, a 54% year-on-year increase and above analysts’ expectations of $1.01–$1.02.
However, in the Data Centre segment (closely watched by the market), results fell slightly short of Wall Street forecasts, which may suggest a slowdown in capital flows into AI infrastructure. This factor could explain why Nvidia (NVDA) underperformed the index later in the week: for instance, the S&P 500 hit a record high on Thursday, while NVDA closed lower.
Technical analysis of Nvidia (NVDA) chart
Six days ago, we:
→ Drew an upward channel (shown in blue), capturing NVDA’s price swings after the bullish surge at the end of June;
→ Highlighted the importance of support at $170 and resistance at $183.
Indeed, $183 looks like a solid barrier:
→ The numbers (1, 2, 3) mark failed attempts by the bulls to break through this resistance, giving grounds to view the chart in the context of a triple top pattern.
→ The third peak only slightly exceeds the previous highs, which resembles a bull trap and the Upthrust After Distribution (UTAD) pattern in Richard Wyckoff’s methodology, signalling the prospect of lower prices. A bearish gap the following day (shown by the red arrow) and a weak Friday close underline the bears’ aggression.
Given the above, we could assume that the bulls may try to keep the price within the channel, relying on support at its lower boundary. Yet the mentioned signals suggest that the bears are intensifying pressure. If we see only a weak rebound from the lower boundary at the start of September, the current channel could be at risk. In the event of a bearish breakout, a move down to test the $170 support could happen.
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Nvidia (NVDA) Upcoming Earnings ReportNvidia (NVDA) Upcoming Earnings Report
Tomorrow after hours, Nvidia will release its quarterly report, attracting heightened attention given its position as:
→ the world’s largest company (market capitalisation of around $4.39 trillion);
→ a leader in the development of AI-related industries;
→ strong stock price performance — approximately +33% year-to-date, +108% from the yearly low.
Bullish Expectations
Analysts anticipate Nvidia will report revenue of around $46 billion, more than 50% higher than the same period last year.
Investors are counting on confirmation of robust demand for Nvidia’s chips from tech giants such as Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta, all of which continue to expand capital expenditure on data centres to power AI workloads.
Further support for NVDA’s share price could come from positive news about demand for the new Blackwell chips and the resumption of sales in China following a recent agreement with the US government.
Bearish Concerns
Even strong results may fall short of “sky-high” optimistic expectations, potentially triggering profit-taking and a decline in Nvidia’s (NVDA) stock price. The stock trades at a high P/E multiple (price-to-earnings ratio), making it vulnerable to any negative news or even a minor miss against forecasts.
The primary concern is that Nvidia’s forward guidance might point to a slowdown in AI infrastructure spending growth by its key clients. Any hint of this could negatively affect not only Nvidia’s shares but also the broader technology sector.
Technical Analysis of Nvidia (NVDA) Chart
NVDA’s share price remains within an upward channel (shown in blue), with the following configuration:
→ until mid-August, the price remained within the upper half of the channel;
→ in August, the price declined towards the lower boundary (point A).
The $170 level appears to be a key support:
→ it is a round psychological level;
→ the low at point A looks like an aggressive test of this level, after which the price reversed upward.
From a bullish perspective:
→ support is provided by the lower boundary of the channel;
→ a long bullish candlestick (2) signals persistent demand.
From a bearish perspective, the $183 level looks like key resistance: NVDA’s share price slowed its advance here in early August, with repeated unsuccessful attempts to break higher.
Given the above, we could assume that the bulls may attempt to push through the $183 resistance on the back of the earnings release, but to do so, Nvidia’s results and guidance must at least meet the market’s extremely optimistic expectations.
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Traders caught off guard --- Now NVDA's Reverse Cup and HandleTraders were caught off guard by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s unexpectedly dovish tone at the Jackson Hole symposium.
In his keynote, Powell highlighted softening inflation risks and growing concerns over the labour market, boosting market expectations of a 25-basis point rate cut in September.
The speech ignited a strong cross-asset rally. Equities surged, with the S&P 500 up 1.5% and the Nasdaq advancing 1.9%. Ethereum led digital assets higher, soaring 15%, climbing as high as $4,950 and surpassing its previous November 2021 high of $4,866. Silver also rallied, touching $39 per ounce and moving closer to its 14-year peak of $39.5 reached at the end of July.
Looking ahead, U.S. markets will turn their focus to Nvidia’s upcoming earnings results. Price action shows a series of higher highs and higher lows, but the stock has recently faced resistance near $190. Price potentially remains supported around $170, which aligns with the breakout zone from early August.
Nvidia - This is clearly not the end!📐Nvidia ( NASDAQ:NVDA ) will simply rally more:
🔎Analysis summary:
Yes, over the past couple of months, Nvidia has been rallying another +100%. But looking at the higher timeframe, this is still not the end of the unbelievable bullrun. Following the rising channel pattern, Nvidia can rally another +20% before we might see a potential retracement.
📝Levels to watch:
$250
SwingTraderPhil
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Nvidia (NVDA) Share Price Growth SlowsNvidia (NVDA) Share Price Growth Slows
Equity markets are on the rise:
→ The S&P 500 index (US SPX 500 mini on FXOpen) has reached a new all-time high;
→ The Nikkei 225 (Japan 225 on FXOpen) hit a fresh record high yesterday;
→ Gains are also seen across other assets — for example, Ethereum has climbed to its highest level since November 2021.
The CNN Fear & Greed Index indicates market “greed”, but it is worth noting that one of the market leaders, Nvidia (NVDA), is not matching the broader bullish momentum.
Technical Analysis of Nvidia (NVDA)
Although NVDA’s share price remains within a long-term ascending channel (shown in blue), holders have valid reasons for concern.
The NVDA chart shows that price growth is capped by the $183 resistance level, with a series of bearish signals emerging (as indicated by the arrows):
→ Following a bullish gap in late July, the price failed to sustain its highs and quickly retreated, erasing the upbeat sentiment;
→ A bearish engulfing pattern on 7 August suggests that the median line of the ascending channel is acting as resistance;
→ The RSI indicator peaked on 29 July, but subsequent price increases have not been accompanied by higher RSI highs — a sign of bearish divergence.
As a result, NVDA price is consolidating within a narrowing triangle:
→ On the one hand, higher lows indicate that buyers are still supporting the price;
→ On the other hand, the $183 level continues to cap the advance of this market leader despite the broader bullish environment.
Bulls need to show determination soon to break through the key $183 resistance; otherwise, the ascending channel in place since early July risks being breached. In that scenario, the August low near $172 could be retested.
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Nvidia - This is clearly not the end!📐Nvidia ( NASDAQ:NVDA ) will confirm the breakout:
🔎Analysis summary:
Over the past couple of months, Nvidia managed to rally about +100%, reaching top 1 of total market cap. Most of the time such bullish momentum just continues and new all time highs will follow. But in order for that to happen, Nvidia has to confirm the all time high breakout now.
📝Levels to watch:
$150
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SwingTraderPhil
NVIDIA – From Thesis to Profits: How Fundamentals & Technicals 📚💡 NVIDIA – From Thesis to Profits: How Fundamentals & Technicals Aligned 🚀🧠
This isn’t just a trade —it’s a lesson in how conviction, timing, and structure come together when you truly understand what you're investing in.
I’ve been publicly calling NASDAQ:NVDA the “Best Buy of the Decade” since July 2021 when the price was around $18. Why? Because I’m a gamer, I understand chips, and I knew exactly what NVIDIA was building long before AI became a buzzword. From graphics cards to data centers and AI compute, the fundamentals were solid.
But let me be clear: I’m not a holder forever. I use technical analysis to manage entries and exits. And that’s where the real edge comes in. 🎯
Here’s how the trade evolved:
✅ Initial entry: $17.88 (2021)
✅ First target hit: $143.85 → Took profits
✅ Re-entry: $96.85 → Got 33.5% more shares for the same money
✅ Today’s value (July 31st): Up +90.67% in just 100 days
📅 That’s from April 23rd to today.
(and it was ALL publicly posted here, for You!)
This is what happens when macro conviction meets micro execution.
🧠 The key takeaways:
Fundamentals gave me the why.
Technicals gave me the when.
And risk management gave me more shares for free.
That’s not luck —it’s structure, patience, and doing the work. If you’re just “HODLing” and hoping, consider learning how to work the chart instead of letting the chart work you.
Let me know in the comments—did you catch this move? Are you in, or waiting for the next entry?
One Love,
The FX PROFESSOR 💙
ps. in this case i did not sell many shares today i hedged with a short on SP500. Nvidia might correct a bit
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Nvidia (NVDA) Share Price Surges Above $170Nvidia (NVDA) Share Price Surges Above $170
Yesterday, Nvidia’s (NVDA) share price rose by more than 4%, with the following developments:
→ It surpassed the psychological level of $170 per share;
→ Reached another all-time high;
→ Gained more than 9% since the beginning of the month.
The bullish sentiment is driven by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s visit to China shortly after meeting with US President Trump. At the same time:
→ US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick stated that the planned resumption of sales of Nvidia H20 AI chips in China is part of the US negotiations on rare earth metals.
→ The head of Nvidia stated that he was assured licences would be granted very quickly, and that a large number of orders for H20 chip deliveries had already been received from Chinese companies.
Market participants are viewing the situation with strong optimism, and analysts are raising their valuations for NVDA shares:
→ Morningstar analysts raised their fair value estimate for Nvidia shares from $140 to $170.
→ Oppenheimer analysts increased their target price from $170 to $200.
Technical Analysis of the NVDA Chart
The price trajectory of NVDA shares fully reflects the exceptionally strong demand:
→ The price is moving within an ascending channel with a steep growth angle;
→ Since early May, the RSI indicator on the 4-hour chart has not fallen below the 50 level;
→ Yesterday’s trading session opened with a large bullish gap.
The chart also shows the formation of a stable bullish market structure (shown with a purple broken line), expressed through a sequence of higher highs and higher lows.
Given the above, it is difficult to imagine what might cause a sharp shift from positive to negative sentiment. If a correction begins (for example, with a test of the $160 level), traders should watch for signs of its completion — this could present an opportunity to join the emerging rally.
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Nvidia Market Capitalisation Reaches $4 TrillionNvidia Market Capitalisation Reaches $4 Trillion
Yesterday, Nvidia’s (NVDA) share price surpassed $162 for the first time in history. As a result, the company’s market capitalisation briefly exceeded $4 trillion during intraday trading (according to CNBC), making Nvidia the first publicly listed company to reach this milestone.
The rise in NVDA’s share price is being driven by both bullish sentiment across the broader equity market—which appears optimistic ahead of the upcoming Q2 earnings season—and evidence of sustained demand for Nvidia’s products, as artificial intelligence technologies continue to gain widespread adoption.
Noteworthy developments include:
→ Nvidia may begin producing a specialised AI chip for the Chinese market this autumn, potentially circumventing current export restrictions;
→ Perplexity, a company backed by Nvidia, is launching an AI-powered browser aimed at competing with Google Chrome.
Technical Analysis of NVDA Chart
In our previous analysis of NVDA’s price action, we:
→ Drew an ascending channel;
→ Highlighted bullish conviction in overcoming the $145–150 resistance zone.
The channel remains valid, with the current price trading near its upper boundary. However, the RSI indicator is showing signs of bearish divergence, suggesting that the stock may be vulnerable to a near-term correction—potentially towards the median line of the existing upward channel.
At the same time, a major shift in the prevailing bullish trend appears unlikely. The $145–150 range may serve as a key support zone for NVDA in the foreseeable future.
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Nvidia - New all time highs!Nvidia - NASDAQ:NVDA - breaks out now:
(click chart above to see the in depth analysis👆🏻)
Within two and a half months, Nvidia rallied more than +70%. Following this recent bullish strength, a retest of the previous highs was totally expected. But this does not seem to be the end at all. There is a much higher chance that we will see new all time highs soon.
Levels to watch: $150
Keep your long term vision🙏🙏
Philip (BasicTrading)
NVIDIA: More Room in Wave BNvidia’s strong rally over recent weeks lifted the stock above resistance at $153.13. Despite a brief pullback on Tuesday, we still expect beige wave B to extend toward $178.39. Afterward, beige wave C should initiate a substantial correction, likely finding its low above $81.98 to complete blue wave (IV). If Nvidia rallies directly through $178.39, that would support our alternative view that blue wave alt.(IV) has already bottomed (37% probability).
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Nvidia (NVDA) Share Price Soars to Record HighNvidia (NVDA) Share Price Soars to Record High
Yesterday, Nvidia’s (NVDA) share price surged by over 4%, with the following key developments:
→ It broke through the psychological $150 per share level;
→ It reached a new all-time high;
→ It also contributed to the Nasdaq 100 index hitting a record peak, as we reported earlier this morning.
As a result, Nvidia has reclaimed its status as the world’s most valuable company. Demand for its shares is being fuelled by the CEO’s optimism.
“We have many growth opportunities across our company, with AI and robotics the two largest, representing a multitrillion-dollar growth opportunity,” said Jensen Huang at Nvidia’s annual investor conference.
Technical Analysis of the NVDA Chart
The last three candlesticks reflect strong demand, as:
→ There are bullish gaps between the candles;
→ Lower wicks are either absent or minimal;
→ Candles are closing near their highs with progressively widening spreads.
This suggests strong momentum as the price confidently breaks through the key $150 resistance level. It is reasonable to assume that the current imbalance in favour of buyers around the $146–150 area (highlighted in purple) may form a support zone in the event of a pullback — for instance, within the existing upward channel (shown in blue).
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Decentralized AI Infrastructure in a trade war between US/ChinaThe AI revolution is real, but it has a critical weakness: GPU scarcity.
NVIDIA's H100s are sold out to specific countries around the world, serving as crucial hardware for AI development. Cloud costs are skyrocketing. Access to compute is being gatekept by Big Tech. Meanwhile, China is no longer allowed to purchase these GPUs from the US due to the ongoing trade war and the escalating AI arms race between the two countries.
Enter $CRYPTO: IONEUSD — a decentralized GPU network on Solana aiming to become the infrastructure layer for AI, machine learning, and high-performance computing.
Just like Helium tokenized wireless infrastructure, IO is tokenizing global compute power.
-AI is the fastest-growing sector globally, but compute remains the biggest bottleneck.
-Cloud GPU costs are 4–10x higher than decentralized alternatives.
-IO.Net positions itself at the intersection of AI, Web3, and tokenized infrastructure.
-IO is early in its growth curve, currently holding a market cap of $131 million.
I believe that IO.Net could represent a way for China to compete with the US in the AI race, offering a high-demand substitute for expensive and sanctioned chips — helping China stay competitive in AI development.
Because IO.Net is decentralized, it cannot be easily shut down. I believe IO.Net is here to stay and has strong potential to grow significantly from its current market cap of $131 million.
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Nvidia Posts Another Blowout Quarter. What Can Slow It Down?Hint: Not much.
🚀 Earnings So Good You Can’t Ignore ‘Em
Another quarter, another jaw-dropper from Nvidia NVDA . In what has basically become a quarterly ritual at this point (congrats to all who celebrate!), Jensen Huang’s silicon empire posted revenue of $44.1 billion , soaring past the $43.3 billion consensus.
That’s a 69% year-over-year gain, in case anyone’s still doing the math. Adjusted earnings of 81 cents per share also easily crushed expectations.
Shares popped 5% in after-hours trading Wednesday and then pulled back a little bit during the cash session on Thursday — not quite a moonshot, but a confirmation that even if Nvidia’s guidance was meh, this earnings report was meh’gnificent.
So what exactly is fueling this unstoppable juggernaut? And is there anything that could actually throw a wrench in the gears? Grab your chips (there’s your pun), let’s break it down.
💾 Data Centers: The Company’s Cash Cow
If Nvidia is famous for anything, it’s that it’s really able to see the trend before the crowds pick it up. From gaming, to crypto… and now? The star of the show now is data centers. But there's not just any growth. We’re talking $39.1 billion in data center revenue, up 73% from last year. That’s nearly 90% of Nvidia’s entire business. Not exactly fans of revenue diversification, are we?
Big Tech is gorging on Nvidia’s AI chips like it’s an all-you-can-eat GPU buffet. Amazon NASDAQ:AMZN , Google NASDAQ:GOOGL , and Microsoft NASDAQ:MSFT alone account for nearly half of that segment.
Basically, if you’re building anything with the words “large language model,” “AI agent,” or “sovereign compute,” you’re probably writing big checks to Nvidia.
🇨🇳 About That $10.5 Billion Problem
Thanks to Trump’s H20 export ban, Nvidia’s revenue from China is expected to take a $10.5 billion hit over two quarters. That’s an $8 billion crater forecasted for the current quarter, on top of a $2.5 billion gap in the previous one.
Is that bad? Maybe. Does anyone care right now? Not really.
Because here’s the kicker: demand outside China is so nuclear that even subtracting ten billion bucks over six months doesn’t materially derail the bullish narrative. Nvidia’s still forecasting $45 billion in revenue this quarter, which is basically flat — but considering what’s missing, that’s a win in disguise.
📦 Blackwell to the Rescue
The forward guidance may have missed the Street’s expectations — Nvidia projected Q2 revenue of $44–$46 billion, versus the $45.9 billion consensus — but CEO Jensen Huang already served the antidote: Blackwell Ultra.
These next-gen chips are already shipping to early customers. They promise to be leaner, meaner, and more power-efficient — basically, think McLaren but for AI accelerators. And they’re expected to ramp up aggressively in the back half of the year.
That means Nvidia has a new growth lever just waiting to be pulled. Some overly bullish analysts say it could eclipse the H100’s success.
💡 The Real Moat? It’s Not Just the Chips
What makes Nvidia such a rare beast isn’t just its hardware. It’s the ecosystem — CUDA, software stacks, developer tools, APIs, vertical integrations. It’s like Apple, but for the AI industrial complex.
Everyone wants to build an AI empire, but good luck doing it without Nvidia’s infrastructure. It’s not just expensive — it’s essential.
In the meantime, AMD NASDAQ:AMD and Intel NASDAQ:INTC are trying. There’s chatter about custom silicon from OpenAI (still a private company) and Meta $META. But for now, the moat around Nvidia looks more like a canyon.
🧨 So What Could Slow It Down?
But let’s not get carried away — there are still some real risks on the radar. Here’s what might actually trip up the AI king:
Geopolitical shocks: More export bans? Chinese retaliation? Taiwan tension? Any of these could make markets twitchy.
Supply chain constraints: As demand grows, so does pressure on foundries like TSMC 2330 . Any hiccups in advanced packaging or wafer starts could pinch margins.
Rising competition: AMD’s MI300 is no slouch. And Big Tech is building in-house chips to lessen reliance on Nvidia.
AI fatigue: If the AI hype cycle fizzles out or hits a plateau (remember the metaverse?), that could cool capital spending. It only takes 3-4 tech titans to pull their capex and Nvidia’s reign is over.
But until any of that materializes, the narrative for many is "Buy the dip — Jensen’s grip won’t slip."
💫 What’s Priced In?
The stock’s P/E is still sky-high, and the multiple implies several more years of 50–60% annual revenue growth. That’s hard to sustain indefinitely. But then again, so was becoming the second-largest company in the world… (and the biggest one, if only for a while ) and here we are.
Nvidia’s valuation is steep, but not unjustified — as long as it keeps executing. And judging by any of the previous quarters going back to 2023, execution isn’t a problem.
👩🏻🚀 More Than a Stock — Macro Theme
At this point, Nvidia has transcended chipmaker status. It’s now a macro story. Betting on Nvidia is betting on AI. It’s betting on infrastructure. It’s betting on the next industrial revolution in software, automation, and language models.
So… what can stop it? Share your thoughts in the comment section!
NVIDIA Stock Weekly Outlook: Support Holds Strong as $185 TargetThe weekly chart of NVDA shows a strong continuation pattern forming after a period of consolidation and a healthy pullback. The recent price action confirms a bullish stance, with a fresh bounce off support and momentum gradually shifting in favor of the bulls.
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Long-Term Uptrend Confirmed
The blue ascending trendline drawn from early 2023 remains intact, showing that the overall trend is still bullish. NVDA has respected this trendline multiple times, with each touch followed by a renewed upward move. This week, the price rebounded once again near this trendline, confirming its role as dynamic support and signaling renewed buying interest.
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Resistance and Breakout Potential
The key resistance level is marked at $152.98, which represents the recent weekly high and a psychological barrier. This level has acted as a ceiling in past attempts, but the current structure and momentum suggest a potential breakout if volume confirms. Above this level, there's clear air up to $185, where the next major resistance sits, and which also acts as the projected target in this trade setup.
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Support Holding Strong
A strong support zone around $93.40 is clearly defined and has already triggered multiple rejections. NVDA recently saw a sharp bounce from this zone after a downward rejection, signaling that institutional buyers may be active here. This area is the foundation of the current bullish case.
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Momentum Turning Favorably
The True Strength Index (TSI), shown at the bottom of the chart, is emerging from a low region. While not yet fully bullish, the indicator is starting to turn upward, suggesting early signs of momentum building. If TSI crosses above the midline in coming weeks, it could confirm the start of a sustained upward move.
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Trade Setup
• Entry Zone: $138 to $140 (current price range)
• Stop-Loss: $110 (beneath the last significant swing low)
• Target: $185 (aligns with the next major resistance and top of risk-reward box)
• Risk-Reward Ratio: Approximately 1.5:1
• Setup Bias: Swing to mid-term bullish continuation
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Conclusion
NVIDIA’s weekly chart is aligning in favor of the bulls after a healthy consolidation and support retest. The price remains within a strong uptrend channel, and momentum is gradually improving. A breakout above $152.98 would likely attract more volume and set the stage for a rally toward $185. The risk-reward setup is favorable, making this a strong candidate for bullish swing positioning heading into Q3 2025.
Nvidia Stock Price Rises Over 4% Following Earnings ReportNvidia (NVDA) Stock Price Rises Over 4% Following Earnings Report
Yesterday, after the main trading session, Nvidia released its quarterly earnings report, which exceeded analysts' expectations:
→ Earnings per share: actual = $0.81, forecast = $0.73
→ Revenue: actual = $44 billion, forecast = $43.3 billion
Additionally, according to media reports, Nvidia issued a strong forecast for the next period, although CEO Jensen Huang noted difficulties in accessing the Chinese market, which he estimates to be worth $50 billion.
Nevertheless, market participants reacted positively. According to Google, in after-hours trading the NVDA stock price rose by more than 4%, surpassing the $140 level.
It is reasonable to assume that this initial positive reaction could continue during today’s main trading session.
Technical Analysis of NVDA Chart
As we mentioned earlier this week, NVDA stock in 2025 has formed a broad descending channel (shown in red), and just before the earnings release, the price was consolidating near the upper boundary of this channel.
We also suggested a scenario in which the bulls might attempt to break through the upper boundary of the channel. Given the positive earnings report and the stock market rally following the Federal Court’s decision declaring Trump tariffs invalid, the likelihood of this scenario increases.
This, in turn, means that:
→ the upper boundary of the channel, once broken, may act as support;
→ we may once again see the key psychological resistance level of $150 come into play — a level we have highlighted multiple times before.
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$NVDA – Earnings Super Bubble?🚨 Nvidia is reporting earnings tomorrow, and the market is waiting with bated breath.
While analysts pile on with hyper-bullish predictions extrapolating the AI super bubble, they seem to ignore one glaring fact:
👉 The last time Nvidia beat earnings, the stock crashed -45% shortly after.
Technical view:
We’re near resistance at the previous post-earnings high.
RSI sits at 63.80, hinting at possible exhaustion.
Volume spikes hint at indecision, not confirmation.
This could be a make or break moment for NASDAQ:NVDA and by extension, the entire Tech sector.
What’s Happening with Nvidia (NVDA) Ahead of Earnings?What’s Happening with Nvidia (NVDA) Ahead of Earnings?
After an extended weekend due to Veterans Day in the US (observed on Monday), financial markets are returning to active trading. The highlight of the week will be Nvidia’s (NVDA) earnings report, scheduled for Wednesday after the close of the main trading session.
What You Need to Know Ahead of Nvidia’s Earnings
According to media reports, market participants are concerned about:
→ escalating trade tensions between the US and China;
→ increasing competition;
→ Nvidia’s premium pricing at a time when the GPU market is shifting towards more affordable alternatives;
→ downward revisions to earnings per share, which some interpret as a sign that Nvidia’s report may fall short of expectations.
On the other hand, Reuters reports that Nvidia is set to unveil a new processor that:
→ is designed specifically for AI applications;
→ is based on the Blackwell architecture;
→ will not be subject to US export restrictions on chips sent to China;
→ is expected to be cost-effective.
Technical Analysis of Nvidia (NVDA) Stock
Today’s NVDA price chart suggests that the descending channel (marked in red) may be forming a large bullish flag — a continuation pattern that typically indicates a potential resumption of the uptrend after a corrective phase.
Price action in Nvidia stock has slowed near the upper boundary of the channel — a sign of temporary equilibrium between supply and demand (this could also be interpreted as traders adopting a wait-and-see stance ahead of the earnings release).
Given that the earnings report is a potentially strong price catalyst, a breakout from the bullish flag cannot be ruled out. Such a move could signal the start of a new phase in NVDA’s long-term upward trend (as indicated by the arrow on the chart).
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Nvidia Update ahead of Quarterly results In this video I recap my previous Nvidia video where I anticipated a rangebound price action with the possibility of a new low for longs leading towards Quarterly earnings.
With the highly anticipated results only days away I outline the possibility for price to pull back into a really strong level of support for a possible long entry .
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Nvidia (NVDA) Share Price Jumps Over 5%Nvidia (NVDA) Share Price Jumps Over 5%
Nvidia (NVDA) shares surged to the $130 mark yesterday – a level not seen since late February 2025. This strong rise, marked by a wide bullish candlestick, helped Nvidia reclaim its status as a company valued at over $3 trillion.
Why Nvidia (NVDA) Shares Are Rising
The bullish sentiment has been driven by several factors, including:
→ Price increases on products: Nvidia has raised prices on its graphics cards and data centre chips. The GeForce RTX 5090 has risen by more than 10%, while the RTX 50 series is up by 5–10%.
→ News of a major contract: The company will supply chips to an AI start-up backed by Saudi Arabia. In addition, media reports suggest that the US government is considering a deal allowing the UAE to purchase up to 500,000 Nvidia chips annually until 2027.
All of this could positively impact Nvidia’s revenue, encouraging investors to buy NVDA shares.
Technical Analysis of Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Chart
Yesterday’s sharp rally suggests a breakout from the descending channel (marked in red), which had remained in place since late last year.
The breakout occurred near the $123 level, which had previously acted as resistance. It is therefore possible that if there is a pullback in the NVDA stock price, this level could act as support (“breakout retest” pattern), confirming the breakdown of the descending channel and strengthening the outlook for further growth.
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