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Nvidia makes slight adjustments without changing the upward trend!

Last night, Nvidia's closing price was $222.82, down slightly by 0.69%, with the highest reaching $232.28 and the lowest dropping to $221.35. The total trading volume for the day was $43.63B, with 193 million shares traded, and the market capitalization remained stable at $5.39 trillion. After-hours trading continued to decline slightly, quoting at $221.80, indicating that the market remained cautious after the close. Despite volatile intraday movements, there was no volume breakout, and the bulls and bears are approaching balance, with short-term momentum showing signs of convergence.

Technical indicator analysis in progress

The stock price has broken below the 20-day moving average (around $225), and the 5-day moving average is also turning downward, forming a bearish alignment in the short-term moving averages, weakening the trend signal. The MACD indicator shows DIF and DEA lines below the zero axis, with the red bars shrinking continuously, indicating that bullish momentum is significantly weakening, with no signs of a bullish crossover reversal yet. The RSI is expected to be in the 45–50 range, not entering overbought or oversold zones, maintaining a neutral market sentiment. The Bollinger Bands are narrowing, with the price near the middle band, with the upper band at $235 and the lower band at $215. Volatility is decreasing, suggesting the market is entering a consolidation phase, waiting for a directional breakout.

Key support and resistance levels

Short-term resistance is concentrated between $230.00 and $232.28, which is the upper boundary of the gap formed by the intraday high on June 2 and the previous day's closing price, a critical threshold that the bulls must break through. Medium-term resistance is at $240.00–$245.00, corresponding to the dense trading zone in Q1 2026 and resistance above the 52-week high. Short-term support is at $220.00–$221.35, the area where the day's low and the 20-day moving average intersect, with strong support near $213. If this level is broken, it could open the downside space, but the probability is low.

Market outlook

As the leader of this round of AI bull market, Nvidia remains in an upward trend both fundamentally and technically. The company, leveraging its H200 and Blackwell Ultra chips, holds over 80% of the global AI GPU market share, with gross margins maintained above 70% long-term. Corporate client orders are backloged, pricing power is solid, and the fundamental growth certainty is very high. If US export restrictions to China loosen, allowing H200 chips to re-enter the Chinese market, it could add an extra $40 billion upside to annual revenue. Institutions generally maintain an optimistic outlook, with 95% of analysts giving a "buy" rating, and an average target price of $309.94, representing nearly 39% potential upside from the current price.

Trading suggestions

For short-term traders, it is recommended to stay on the sidelines for a day or two. If the stock price pulls back to around $215, you can buy boldly and hold; if the price volume-breaks above $232.28, you can add a small position, targeting $245.

For medium- to long-term investors, it is advised to build positions gradually below $215, with a holding period of 6–12 months, aiming for a target price range of $300–$320 to share the long-term compound benefits of the AI supercycle.