#Gate正式推出股票交易 #NVDAGate

Gate has launched US stock trading, and my first reaction was to switch to the daily chart of NVDA. A few days ago, I precisely positioned a left-side buy around 215. Currently holding some unrealized gains and watching the show, let me talk about my initial buy logic and my upcoming holding plan.

1. Why am I confident to hold chips around 215? Recently, NVDAX surged to 240.86, with a massive volume bearish candle that indeed scared off many people, causing a high-level震荡. But I noticed on the chart that when the price retreated to the 214–215 range, there was a clear decrease in volume and a sign of stabilization. From a technical perspective, around 215 is an extremely critical structural support zone. When the price dropped here, several tests did not break below the previous low of 214.89. This kind of “volume contraction dip” in my trading system is a very high-cost performance left-side buy point—because the stop loss is very tight; as long as the candle body closes below 214, I can exit with a loss. But the upside potential is significant.

2. Today’s close was at 221.76, with a lower shadow, a 2.47% increase. This movement makes my 215 chips feel very comfortable: the price has successfully climbed back above the moving averages. The recent volume contraction sideways consolidation might be nearing its end, as the moving averages are starting to converge from high levels, and the bulls are regaining short-term control.

3. As for the upcoming holding and defensive strategy, since the core position already has an advantage, the next steps are simple: avoid frequent short-term friction. Lock my cost basis at 215, and now raise the defensive stop to around 217.50. As long as the daily candle does not close below 217.50, I will hold tightly and lock in profits in a safe zone. Add-on plan: the yellow horizontal line at 231.80 is a tough barrier. If in the next few days, volume breaks through 231.80, it indicates the shakeout is over, and I will confidently add to my position, targeting the previous high of 240. The worst-case scenario: if the market doesn’t cooperate and falls below 217.50, I will take protective profits near the cost basis and exit, waiting for the next opportunity below.

Rambling: Buying Nasdaq directly with USDT is indeed smooth, saving the hassle of traditional US stock account deposits and withdrawals. As the AI computing power leader, as long as the capital expenditure of major tech giants doesn’t peak, every pullback in NVDAX is a game for the brave. I’ve already held this 215 position; do you think this round can smoothly reach 240?