
Nvidia ($NVDA) experienced a notable decline, closing below its 200-day moving average for the first time in over two years. The stock fell 17.30% on January 27, 2025, marking its first daily close below this key technical indicator since January 12, 2023. This drop ended a streak of 509 trading days above the 200-day moving average, which had been in place since early 2023. Analysts highlighted that Nvidia's performance is significant as it reflects broader market trends, with 60% of S&P 500 stocks remaining above their respective 200-day moving averages. Following this decline, Nvidia managed to close back above the 200-day moving average just one day later, indicating potential recovery signals in the stock's performance.
$NVDA closed back above its 200MA after only 1 day below (after being above for 2 years). 60% of $SPX stocks are above their 200MA, with $DECK not having closed below since August 2022 (currently 29% above its 200MA). https://t.co/4DPVIGAozl
$NVDA Anatomy of a trade. Yesterday we went long 117-118s and trimmed most pre mkt 123-124. Today round 2 we noticed a new low where I added and once it recaptured yesterdays lows & held... it was game on. https://t.co/DjnoIr2B8i
$NVDA fib to keep on watch. Nice run after breaking the 200sma today! Added calls yesterday off that 117 test and they held premium well today until the big rip. Have the 130 calls for next week as a roll up. Let's see🤓 https://t.co/y8efRSHaWn







