InvestAnswers on $NVDA (Nov 4, 2026)
NVDA breaking its 200-day average at 204 after April turmoil and a one-day July break at 196 makes 199 likely a winning trade and a year-end rise likely; production is sold out until 2027 and Vera Rubin chips are unavailable, so hold shares.
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Nvidia also, speaking of the 200-day moving average, this is one of the most important points you can take away from today's video: Don't ignore the 200-day moving average. If there is a sector in an uptrend such as AI trading, and you see excellent assets below the 200-day moving average, you can literally close your eyes and buy.
There's no need to worry about anything else. Because it doesn't stay there for long. If you look at Nvidia's history, it faced the April turmoil and broke the 200-day level. In July, it broke through this average for a day or so, and that was at the 196 level.
Now we are breaking through it again at 204. I think there is a good chance that the 199 price will be a winning trade and it will rise again by the end of the year. Once again, Nvidia has sold out its entire production until 2027.
The stock is gone. If you want to buy a Vera Rubin chip, good luck. You cannot get it no matter how much money you pay. The stock is literally sold out. This is what is truly confusing for people who are new to investing.
They say, "Well, you're saying all this AI stuff is great. Everything's sold out and the valuations are phenomenal and it's not a bubble." Then they see prices go down and they don't understand why.
Well, the reason for that—and I apologize for my impassioned speech today—is that the markets are irrational. Investors are emotional. When you have data to support your decision, you'll be fine.
This is what will enable you to weather these storms. So, hold on to these shares.
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