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NVDA Not Looking So Hot Right Now

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at Nvidia, NVDA. Nice little slingshot trade. Slingshot can work either to the upside or to the downside. Sell-off retracement through the turning line. Touch or get really close to the standard line and then go back through the turning line, slingshot. Next target for Nvidia will be $95.63. Let me just confirm that and see if there’s anything else done there. That’s pretty much it. Hold on please. Let me re-evaluate my recommendations. When I say recommendations it’s not a financial recommendations. Let’s see here. It could go to $117 first and then after that drop below a hundred. Mark Helweg has been killing it lately with his ‘’Simple Hedge Fund Strategy.’’ We’re going to be having a special webinar Tuesday, December the 11th at 8PM EST on how to use the Simple Hedge Fund Strategy. The national trading org that won and how you can get yours too so click CLAIM MY SPOT NOW to register for the webinar Tuesday December 11th at 8PM EST. Hubert.

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