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NVIDIA trading signals
NVIDIA (NVDA) trading signals from two backtested rules: pullbacks in uptrends. Every signal comes with an entry plan and an exit alert, and every result is published.
Closed NVDA trades
1
Win rate
0%
Average trade
-0.5%
Recent NVDA signals · shown 24h after they fire
Pullback in uptrend
NVDA pulled back sharply inside an uptrend: RSI(2) 5.4, price $204.64 above its 200-day average ($204.38). Plan: buy at the next open, sell at the open after the first close above the 5-day average (now $213.52), or after 10 trading days.
Pullback in uptrend
NVDA pulled back sharply inside an uptrend: RSI(2) 3.8, price $214.13 above its 200-day average ($202.97). Plan: buy at the next open, sell at the open after the first close above the 5-day average (now $221.50), or after 10 trading days.
Rules that trade NVDA
Pullback in uptrend
Buys a sharp dip (RSI(2) under 10) while price is above its 200-day average. Exits after the first close above the 5-day average, or after 10 trading days.
Both rules were chosen on 2017–2022 data and confirmed on later data and unseen tickers. Track record and backtest →
How you get them
Pro sends each NVDA entry by Telegram, email or webhook right after the close that confirms it, then an exit alert when the rule fires. Developers can poll /api/signals?ticker=NVDA.
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How does Vantum trade NVIDIA?
NVIDIA (NVDA) trading signals from two backtested rules: pullbacks in uptrends. Every signal comes with an entry plan and an exit alert, and every result is published. The scanner checks NVDA after every daily close.
Is there a free plan for NVIDIA signals?
Yes. Free accounts see every NVDA signal 24 hours after it fires. Pro ($19/month, 7-day free trial) gets the entry when the close confirms it and an exit alert, by Telegram, email or webhook.
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