$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)NVIDIA's volume decline tests key technical levels, short-term adjustment pressure emerges.

NVIDIA (NVDA) showed weak performance today. As of 10:12 AM ET, the stock price was $166.29, down $5.37 (3.13%), with a trading volume of $10.692 billion, ranking second in the market.

Technical indicators show the stock price has fallen below the middle Bollinger Band ($177.744) and is approaching the lower band ($168.047), indicating a weakening short-term trend. The MACD indicator is negative (-3.981), with DIF (-0.519) crossing below DEA (1.472), forming a death cross signal, suggesting increasing downward momentum.

Notably, despite the price drop, a large buy order of 3,000 shares appeared during the session, indicating some buying interest at lower levels. The current TTM P/E ratio is 46.66, suggesting relatively reasonable valuation.

Key support levels are in the $165-$168 range (near the lower Bollinger Band). A decisive break below could lead to further decline toward the $160 psychological level. Resistance levels to watch are $170 (intraday high) and $177 (middle Bollinger Band).

Operation suggestions: Short-term: Cautiously observe, waiting for confirmation of support in the $165-$168 range. Medium-term: If support at $165 breaks, the stock may test the $160-$162 area. Risk control: Consider reducing positions if $165 is decisively broken.

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This article is for technical analysis only and does not constitute investment advice. The stock market carries risks; invest with caution.