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On 18th June, we reported that the Nasdaq 100 (US Tech 100 mini on FXOpen) market had recorded a historic high by surpassing the psychological level of 20,000.
At that time, we pointed to the upper line of the ascending channel (shown in green), which has been in place since 19th April, as a potential resistance level.
About a week has passed, and the Nasdaq 100 (US Tech 100 mini on FXOpen) chart indicates that the price failed to hold above the psychological level and turned downwards from the upper green line.
One of the drivers of the decline was NVDA shares, which fell by approximately 15% over three trading sessions.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg quotes Buff Dormeier, Chief Technical Analyst at Kingsview Partners, stating that Nvidia’s share price decline occurred following potentially bullish news:
→ a stock split, making the shares more accessible to a wider range of retail investors;
→ attaining the status of the company with the largest market capitalisation (a status now lost);
→ strong fundamental data related to the company's leadership in the AI-related industry. By some estimates, the company controls about 80% of the chip market needed for AI model development.
Bearish behaviour of NVDA’s price amidst bullish news is a bearish sign.
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