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$NVDA is showing an interesting setup 👀



Nvidia has been making a strong recovery on the 1H chart after dropping toward the $215 area.

In the screenshot, NVDA is trading around $230.40, up 0.87%, after pushing as high as $234.75.

What caught my attention is the price action:

→ $215.10 acted as a recent low
→ Price recovered strongly toward $230+
→ $234.75 is the recent high and an important resistance area
→ After that spike, price pulled back and is now holding around $230

The key question now isn't simply whether NVDA can go higher.

It's whether buyers can defend the current levels and eventually reclaim $234–$235 with strength.

If that happens, the breakout could become more interesting.

But if buyers lose momentum and price starts making lower highs, a deeper pullback could follow.

For me, the important thing here is not chasing the green candles.

Let the price show where buyers and sellers are actually willing to defend.

Patience > FOMO.

Educational only, not financial advice. DYOR.

#NVDA #Nvidia #Stocks #Trading #Investing
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BerryColdWallet
2026-09-05
This position is indeed tricky; chasing the upside carries high risk, so waiting for confirmation signals is safer.
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AirdropBug
2026-09-05
NVDA's rebound is holding up well, but selling pressure around 235 is fairly strong. Watching.
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HedgehogsAreCute
2026-09-05
Holding 215 is a good sign; now we just need to see whether 234 can be broken with volume, otherwise it could easily be a fake breakout.
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TurtleCompound
2026-09-05
The 1H chart structure is clear, with 215 as the bottom and 235 as the top. The breakout direction will determine the short-term trend, so I’m staying on the sidelines.
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LegacySeed
2026-09-05
Lao Huang’s stock is always highly volatile; at this level, I’d rather miss the opportunity than make the wrong move.
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GateUser-defe0c47
2026-09-05
First Review
Patience > FOMO. Well said—the market has a cure for every impatient trader.
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