Nvidia Shares: Big Tech company Nvidia Corp. was trading nearly 5 per cent lower in the pre-market session ahead of the US stock market open on Monday, April 7, according to data collected from Marketwatch.
Investors are poised to witness the movement in US stock markets after experiencing a global market fallout on Monday, April 7. Asian and European indices plummeted after investor concerns rose over a potential global recession.
Nvidia Share Price Outlook
Stock market expert Anshul Jain, the Head of Research at Lakshmishree Investment and Securities said that a breach below the $90.5 in Nvidia stock is likely to trigger a sharp selloff of the tech firm’s stock on Monday.
“NVIDIA share price on the weekly chart forms a 36-week-long rounding top pattern, with the neckline at $90.5. A breach and sustained trade below this level could trigger a sharp selloff in NVIDIA stock price, with $80 emerging as the immediate downside target,” said Jain.
“The entire structure shows clear signs of distribution on the daily charts, with higher volumes on down days—hinting at institutional selling pressure. Traders should closely monitor price action near the neckline, as a breakdown could accelerate the bearish momentum,” he said before the US markets opened on Monday.
Justin Khoo, a senior analyst (APAC) at VT Markets expects that Nvidia shares are
“NVIDIA (NVDA) is expected to gap down when the market opens, with key support levels at $85.00 and $68.50, where bullish price action may emerge. Traders should watch for potential reversal patterns near these levels as the stock price declines. This could provide buying opportunities if positive price action occurs near support zones. Market sentiment and external factors will continue to impact NVDA’s price in the near term, with volatility likely to remain high,” said Khoo.
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