Nasdaq NVDA analysis shows a close at $173.73, below all daily EMAs with RSI at 28.74 in oversold territory and MACD histogram negative at -4.09.
Nasdaq NVDA remains bearish on the daily chart, despite a positive session and an oversold RSI. Price sits below all three daily exponential averages. Hourly signals offer a partial counterweight, but they do not establish a bullish alternative to the daily structure.
Summary
Key takeaways
- Price closed at $173.73, below all three daily exponential averages: the 20-session EMA at $199.66, the 50-session EMA at $210.39, and the 200-session EMA at $204.16.
- Daily RSI14 rose to 28.74 from 23.95, remaining in oversold territory.
- Daily MACD histogram increased to -4.09 from -4.28, with the MACD line at -12.13 below its signal at -8.04.
- Hourly MACD line at -3.13 sits above its signal at -4.44, producing a positive histogram of 1.31 — conflicting with the negative daily histogram.
- Daily pivot for the next session is $174.01; first resistance at $177.26; first support at $170.49.
On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, NVIDIA opened at $172.80, traded between a low of $170.77 and a high of $177.54, and closed at $173.73, against a previous close of $168.89 on November 10, 2026, a gain of 2.87%.
Meanwhile, leadership reports published after that session add uncertainty beyond the chart. A report published on Thursday, November 12, said Jensen Huang had resigned and CFO Colette Kress would serve as interim CEO. Finance.yahoo.com reported, in an article published after Wednesday’s close, that NVIDIA was reportedly preparing to oust Huang. These reports are separate from Wednesday’s completed session and cannot explain its gain.
Nasdaq NVDA: Daily Structure Keeps the Bearish Bias
The daily structure for Nasdaq NVDA remains bearish, with price below all three exponential averages and the daily MACD histogram still negative. The daily 20-session EMA stands at $199.66, below the 200-session EMA at $204.16 and the 50-session EMA at $210.39. All three sit above the closing price. That positioning leaves substantial overhead resistance, although the averages do not form a fully bearish stack.
However, daily RSI14 rose to 28.74 from 23.95 and remains in oversold territory. The daily MACD histogram increased to -4.09 from -4.28, but it remains negative. The MACD line at -12.13 is below its signal at -8.04. These readings qualify the bearish case without overturning it.
The close sits above the daily lower Bollinger band at $171.48 and below the mid-band at $203.8. That places price near the lower boundary rather than the center of the daily envelope. Daily ATR14 reads $8.7, providing a volatility reference against which nearby support and resistance must be assessed.
Hourly Evidence Is Mixed; Short-Term Timing Remains Cautious
The hourly chart for Nasdaq NVDA presents conflicting signals: price structure confirms bearish alignment, but the hourly MACD offers a positive counter-reading. The close sits below the 20-hour EMA at $175.8, the 50-hour EMA at $184.57, and the 200-hour EMA at $206.06. Price and these averages are bearishly aligned. Hourly RSI14 stands at 41.25, below the neutral 50 threshold.
In contrast, the hourly MACD line at -3.13 sits above its signal at -4.44, producing a positive histogram of 1.31. This conflicts with the negative daily histogram. The close also sits just above the hourly Bollinger mid-band at $173.53, but below its upper band at $181.18.
15-Minute Chart Does Not Confirm the Hourly Signal
For execution context, the 15-minute chart is less supportive. The close sits below the 50-period EMA at $174.62 and the 20-period EMA at $174.97. It is also below the lower Bollinger band at $174.14. RSI14 is 44.46, while the MACD line at 0.5 sits below its signal at 0.95. The histogram is -0.45. These short-term readings do not confirm the positive hourly MACD signal.
Bullish and Bearish Conditions for the Next Session
When trading resumes, the next-session reference levels are defined by the completed daily candle. The daily pivot sits at $174.01, with first resistance at $177.26 and first support at $170.49.
A bullish Nasdaq NVDA scenario requires reclaiming that daily pivot, followed by the hourly 20-hour EMA at $175.8. Clearing daily first resistance at $177.26 and the session high at $177.54 would provide further support. Even then, the daily averages would remain overhead, limiting the case for declaring a bullish daily structure.
Conversely, a break below the daily lower Bollinger band at $171.48 would expose the session low at $170.77. That level becomes the next reference. A break beneath daily first support at $170.49 would invalidate the near-term bullish scenario. The previous close at $168.89 would then be a lower reference level.
Overall, NVIDIA stands below the next-session daily pivot and above the daily lower Bollinger band. Daily ATR14 of $8.7 keeps volatility relevant to those nearby levels. Two unresolved issues remain. First, whether hourly MACD support can translate into price above resistance. Second, how the leadership reports affect the next session.
FAQ
What is the daily trend structure for Nasdaq NVDA?
The daily structure is bearish. Price closed at $173.73, below the 20-session EMA at $199.66, the 50-session EMA at $210.39, and the 200-session EMA at $204.16. Daily RSI14 is 28.74, in oversold territory, and the daily MACD histogram remains negative at -4.09.
What do the hourly indicators show for Nasdaq NVDA?
The hourly chart shows mixed signals. Price sits below the 20-hour EMA at $175.8, the 50-hour EMA at $184.57, and the 200-hour EMA at $206.06. Hourly RSI14 is 41.25, below neutral 50. However, the hourly MACD histogram is positive at 1.31, conflicting with the negative daily reading.
What are the key levels to watch for NVDA’s next session?
The daily pivot is $174.01. First resistance sits at $177.26, and first support at $170.49. The daily lower Bollinger band is at $171.48. A bullish scenario requires reclaiming the pivot and the hourly 20-hour EMA at $175.8. A bearish break below $171.48 would expose the session low at $170.77.
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