NVDA Cycle & Chart Analysis | How the Rotation Into Financials Showed Up Early
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Steve MillerIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 23 Oct 2026, 13:30 UTC
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- 23 Oct 2026, 15:46 UTC
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The analysis of NVDA (NVIDIA) on the weekly chart indicates a bearish trend. The price has recently failed to break its all-time high around 235.0, which occurred on or around November 8th, 2023, and has subsequently turned downwards. The price is currently trading at approximately 212.28. The identified target for this bearish move is 150.0. The fail bound, which would invalidate this bearish outlook, is set above the current price and the recent high, at approximately 235.0. This suggests that a sustained move above this level would negate the bearish thesis. The speaker emphasizes the importance of context and layered analysis, noting that while the immediate price action might seem choppy, understanding the broader market structure and recognizing historical patterns is crucial for identifying valid trading opportunities. The current price action around 110.8 is also mentioned as a point of interest for potential future analysis.
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