Nvidia (NVDA) has been removed from the IBD Leaderboard after its stock dropped below key technical levels.
The AI chip giant failed to hold support at its 200-day moving average, signaling potential trouble for investors.
Meanwhile, Meta (META) and Alphabet (GOOGL) have maintained their positions near all-time highs, showing resilience despite broader market volatility.
Nvidia’s Struggles in the Market
Nvidia’s recent decline comes as the Nasdaq experiences a pullback. The stock’s inability to recover key support levels led to its removal from the Leaderboard, a list of top-performing stocks tracked by Investor’s Business Daily.
Despite this setback, AI-related stocks remain in focus, with analysts watching whether Nvidia can regain momentum.
Other Stocks to Watch
While Nvidia stumbles, other major tech stocks are making moves:
- Meta and Google continue to trade near record highs, showing strength in the current market.
- AppLovin (APP) is forming a new base, aiming for a breakout above $417.63.
- Tesla (TSLA) and Axon Enterprise (AXON) have joined the IBD Leaderboard watchlist, indicating potential opportunities for investors.
Axon, known for its Taser products, is close to breaking out with a buy point of $698.67.
Meanwhile, Tesla is in the early stages of forming a new base, despite recent earnings that missed Wall Street expectations.
Looking Ahead
As AI and tech stocks navigate market shifts, investors are watching key support and resistance levels.
Nvidia’s recent struggles highlight the importance of timing in the stock market, while Meta, Google, and others continue to attract interest.
With Trump’s new tariffs impacting the broader market, volatility remains a concern. Investors will be watching closely to see if Nvidia can stage a comeback or if other tech leaders will take the spotlight.