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Another nice quarter for NVIDIA?

Thursday May 16, 2024

With meme stocks storming the scene on May 14th, GameStop, and AMC rekindled memories of the 2021 QE mania. And as ultra-high flyers are often an indicator of investors’ risk appetite, NVIDIA could have plenty of wind at its back in the weeks ahead.
On the fundamental front, the company reports Q1 earnings on May 22nd. HSBC increased its price target to $1,350, noting that “We believe NVIDIA will continue to demonstrate its strong pricing power via its NVL36/NVL72 server-rack system and GB200 platform, which will once again surprise the market on the upside in FY26.”
Jefferies also upped its price target to $1,200, telling clients that “it’s too early to sift out winners and losers in the AI basket yet, but NVIDIA is our favourite. NVIDIA maintains control over the entire ecosystem and is taking more pieces of the pie.”
So, with sentiment and the fundamentals trending in the right directions, could the technicals follow suit?

NVIDIA’s 50-day moving average shows a solid momentum sign as it’s decided the short-term bull-bear debate over the last several months. In December 2023 and January 2024, the stock bounced near the 50-day MA after breakdowns occurred in the months prior.
Similarly, with another 50-day MA breakdown in April leading to further losses, the stock has been perched near the key level and hasn’t done much for over a week. As a result, you should remain bullish when the stock trades above the 50-day MA and place your stop-loss order somewhere below it (depending on your risk tolerance) to avoid false breakdowns.
Is the stage set for another NVIDIA breakout to new all-time highs, or could the 50-day MA crack in the days ahead?


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