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🇺🇸 Market Close Notes
NVDA fell from 199 to 192.53 this week, dropping 3.25% on Friday alone. The 200 level was tested for two weeks, and it broke directly on Friday afternoon.
Semiconductors saw overall capital outflows. SOXX fell 1.92% for the week, SMH fell 1.18%, and tech ETFs saw net selling across the board. Money is moving into gold and defensive sectors. Gold prices rose 1.63% to 4096 for the week.
For NVDA, around 192 is the low area from early June. After breaking below 200, the next meaningful support is at 185-188, which is the starting point of the late May rally. 200 becomes resistance, and to go back up, a decent catalyst is needed.
The biggest lesson this week: When the entire sector is being sold, don't fall in love with individual stocks. NVDA's fundamentals are fine, but when market sentiment shifts, you have to accept it.
I think this semiconductor pullback isn't over yet. But there's no need to panic; SPY only fell 0.58%, and the market hasn't collapsed. Now it's just about waiting for a signal that the sector has stabilized, no rush to buy the dip.