
$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)
On July 29, $NVIDIA(NVDA.US) closed at $190.01 and Williams %R (14) printed −100.00. -100.00!!!!!!!!!!!!That is not merely “oversold” — under the Williams %R calculation, −100 means price closed at the very bottom of its 14-period range.$NVIDIA(NVDA.US): −100 → Momentum ReversalJuly 29Close: $190.01Williams %R: −100Extreme downside momentum / capitulationPrice testing the lower Bollinger BandNowNVDA: approximately $222Price has reclaimed the 8 EMA, 21 EMA, 50 MA and 100 MAUpper Bollinger Band has been brokenWilliams %R has ripped from −100 toward the opposite extremePrevious momentum dashboard showed −9.31MACD has turned bullishRSI moved to 61.6Money flow remains positiveThat is a full momentum regime reversal.The important lessonWilliams %R at −100 wasn't the buy signal by itself.The signal became powerful because it occurred alongside:Washout → support → moving-average reclaim → momentum reversal → breakout.And look at what happened afterward:$190 → $222+ in roughly a week.That's about a 17% underlying move.What I see nowWilliams %R moving from −100 to near −10 shouldn't automatically be interpreted as:“Overbought = SELL.”In a strong momentum reversal, an overbought Williams %R can instead indicate that buyers have seized control of the tape.The next confirmation is whether NVDA can stay pinned in the upper portion of its 14-day range while holding roughly $218–$212.That July 29 −100 print may end up being one of the cleanest momentum-reset signals of this entire $NVIDIA(NVDA.US) move.CAPITULATION: −100 → RECLAIM → BREAKOUT → MOMENTUM EXPANSION.The copyright of this article belongs to the original author/organization.
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