Robbie

NIVIDA - Before and After Nvidia is down 30% from the highs and everyone's buying the dip, thinking they're getting a bargain, without realising the stock has been showing signs of a major distribution pattern for several months. This is what so many investors fail to understand about market cycles. Large institutions don't distribute their positions overnight. It can take months, sometimes years, as they gradually sell into retail buying. The latest news is just the catalyst. It's not selling off because he couldn't keep his dick in his pants. The warning signs were already there in the charts long before the headlines. You don't spend over a year distributing at the top of a cycle, only for everything to suddenly become a bargain after a small pullback. For me, $160 is the key level. If Nvidia fails to hold that support, I believe there's a strong possibility we'll see it trading below $100 again, potentially towards $80-90. Remember, just because something has fallen in price doesn't mean it's cheap. Learn to recognise the difference between accumulation and distribution. It could save you a lot of money.