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NVDA (NVIDIA) False Breakout and Synchronized Pullback with SPY

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NVDA printed what appears to be a false breakout at the 1.0 Fib extension level ($143.49), now reversing sharply — potentially aligning with SPY's projected retracement. This presents a high-probability mean reversion setup.

📉 Technical Breakdown
Current Price: $135.13

False Breakout Zone: 1.0 Fib extension ($143.49)

Key Breakdown Zone: 0.786 Fib ($133.12)

Probable Retest Zones:

0.618 Fib: $124.98

0.5 Fib: $121.25

Target: $119.25 (confluence with SPY's demand zone)

🔍 Probabilistic Trade Outlook
⚠️ False breakout + bearish engulfing = 80% probability of continued downside.

📉 Targeting $119.25 = 65% probability as it aligns with institutional levels and SPY’s projected retrace.

💡 Volume and momentum suggest profit-taking and supply absorption.

🌐 Macro Context (May 31, 2025)
AI bubble cooling: Rotation from AI mega caps into broader market value plays.

SPY & NVDA correlation: NVDA typically leads tech-heavy indices — the confluence here could signal broader market pullback.

Fed Policy Uncertainty: No rate cut priced in for June; July will be key.

🧠 Institutional View
This setup echoes the "buy-side trap" — liquidity engineered above previous highs, now reversing to collect resting orders below. This is textbook Smart Money Concepts (SMC) in play.

🧭 Trade Setup
Entry: On confirmed breakdown below 0.786 ($133.12)

Target: $119.25

Stop: $143.60 (above fakeout zone)

Optional Re-entry: Near 0.618 ($124.98) on confirmation

📌 If NVDA hits the $119–121 zone in confluence with SPY’s bounce region, a high-R:R reversal trade may follow.

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Note
snapshot DSS is massively bearish on this stock. Careful!
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