NVIDIA (NVDA) is back on everyone’s radar this week, trading around $169.76 after a big earnings-driven run and pullback. For context, we recently warned traders and investors not to get carried away with over-enthusiasm around earnings — and that call aged well. If you missed it, check the analysis here: NVDA Earnings Analysis – This Shows Trader Over-Enthusiasm.
The bigger picture on NVDA Stock dip buying
Volume profile: There’s a liquidity shelf in the 162–165 range that often attracts rebounds. Below that, a deeper flush toward 146 would be an attractive longer-term buy zone.
Recent price action: NVDA is sitting mid-range — $167.35 to $170.96 for the day so far, with a 52-week range of $86.62 to $184.48.
This is the “patient” plan. Some investors are happy to wait for NVDA to dip into the mid-140s before starting.
Average entry: $145.44
TP1: $154.12
Rule: After TP1, move stop to the average entry
$10k example:
TP1 then breakeven: +$295 (+3%)
B) NVDA Stock Shorter-term buyTheDip – junction 162–163.7
Buy entries: $163.68, $162.58
Stop options:
Aggressive: $162.00 (risk ~1.1 per share — tighter, but higher chance of stopout)
TP2: $175.50
$10k example (conservative stop):
TP1 then breakeven: +$167 (+1.7%)
Why here: This range overlaps with the 165 put cluster and a volume shelf. If NVDA can’t hold it, the next junction is closer to 159.
Not everyone wants to buy dips. Some like to fade strength, especially if it’s just a leg up in a broader range.
Average entry: $175.30
TP1: $171.60
Rule: After TP1, stop moves to breakeven
Stop: -$108 (-1.1%)
TP1 + TP2: +$294 (+2.9%)
Education corner
Volume nodes: Prices where a lot of shares traded in the past. They act as magnets and turning points.
R (Risk unit): One unit of that risk. If risk is $5/share, then +2R is a $10/share profit.
We’re not here to tell you NVDA is “cheap” or “expensive.” We map out clear, conditional trade plans so you can prepare. Some of you will wait for the deep dip at 146. Some will play the nearer swing bounces. Others will prefer to fade strength into the call wall. A hybrid approach is also valid: accumulate small at each junction, responsibly, so you don’t miss the big rebound if it never dips as far as you hoped.
This is orientation, not advice. Use these ideas as professional-grade inputs for your own research and risk management.
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