Nvidia's stock pulled back to a critical support zone near $214.80, testing the 20-day moving average, prior peak, and Fibonacci retracement levels. Despite closing near session lows, the long-term uptrend remains intact unless support fails, with a potential move toward $212 if the 20-day average breaks. A bullish reversal would require reclaiming the $227–$230 breakout range, signaling momentum recovery. The current pullback is seen as a test of whether prior breakout levels can hold or if a deeper correction is starting.
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