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NVDA Next Targets

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at Nvidia, NVDA. Two day break out buy signal above the cloud. Has overhead resistance into the area of $252. If it can clear that it could get as high as $280 to $290 so Nvidia to your watch list. Now, the whole market as a whole in the Nasdaq, if you just go at NQ to look Nasdaq futures is in a two day buy signal. We’ll zoom in here so you can see that really quickly so you can see one day, two day, got overhead resistance right here which it should be able to break through if it can keep on going. And then after that you got a little bit of a resistance right up here at $7,033. So like I said Nasdaq looks decent here. The Dow and the S&P are still sell signals, they are not buys but the Russell and the Nasdaq are and Nvidia are following along nicely so add Nvidia to your long watch list or potentially go ahead and grab it with a larger target. Good luck. Hope it helps. And I’ll see you on the next video. Hubert

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