NVIDIA (NVDA) stock is hovering around $175, down about 9% over the past month and still stuck in a downtrend channel since late October 2025. Attempts to break above resistance at $176 have all failed. Macro factors such as oil prices exceeding $100 and high bond yields continue to pressure the growth stock sector.
Technical indicators are weakening: Chaikin Money Flow has declined again, indicating institutional money is pulling out, while EMA crossovers pointing downward suggest a stronger downward momentum. Although CMF divergence shows selling pressure easing, the $171 support level becomes critical. If broken, the price could fall to $163 or $154. Options data also indicates increasing bearish sentiment.
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