Markets hitting fresh highs while NVDA consolidates around $215-$220.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq both set new records yesterday (+0.6% and +1.2%), but NVDA's been stuck in this tight range for a few sessions. Honestly, that's not a bad thing - letting the moving averages catch up.
What I'm watching:
- NVDA holding above $212 support (yesterday's low)
- Chip sector still leading this rally
- EMA9 reset happening, which typically precedes the next leg
My positioning: Core long-term shares untouched. Sold some covered calls at $230 for income. If we get a pullback to $205-210, I'll look to add.
Risk management first. The trend's your friend until it isn't 📊
Not financial advice - DYOR