Technical Analysis for NVDA
Analyzing $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ we can see a complex market picture. The large Elliott waves (orange) indicate five primary price movements, with three being impulsive waves upward (1, 3, 5) and two corrective waves (2, 4). The smaller Elliott waves (white) represent sub-waves within the larger upward trend of wave (5).
Potential support at a yellow channel, which is aligned with previous troughs and peaks, suggesting it's a significant level for future price action. The correction that may occur is suggested by the Fibonacci levels drawn on the last impulse of wave (5). The 0.5 Fibonacci level, often acting as a significant retracement level, points to a potential support area around $600.76, while the 0.618 Fibonacci level indicates a price around $554.92.
Cumulative volume showing increased activity during rises and falls, might indicate the strength or weakness of the price movement. Increased volume during the last upward impulse may suggest solid buying interest at these price levels.
With these observations in mind, it appears that if a correction occurs, we could look for support along the yellow channel and the indicated Fibonacci levels. Considering the market dynamics and historical price behaviors, these areas might offer potential reversal points for further price movements.[Smart][Smart][Smart]
In the long term, I fully believe that the stock price can hit to more than $1000![Strong][Strong][Strong]
NVDA: NVIDIA technical analysis
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