Nvidia and SpaceX's Impact Drives U.S. High‑Quality Bond Sales to June Record

Although the news portrays Nvidia in a positive light, the increase in high-quality bond sales may be perceived as a tightening signal in the market. Technical indicators (RSI 33, negative MACD, price below SMA20 and SMA50) support the current downward trend. In the short term (1-3 days), NVDA's price is not expected to make a significant move, possibly experiencing a slight rebound or minor decline.

The influence of Nvidia and SpaceX on increased US high-quality bond sales could enhance confidence in the technology sector. AMD's value loss over the past 24 hours may indicate a short-term rebound. The RSI14 value of 46.16 is at a moderate level, which could lead to some buying. However, the MACD and MACD signal values are negative, so it's essential to avoid excessive optimism.

ASML shares have declined 8.15% in the last 24 hours, falling to 1,757.80. The RSI at 37.45 is approaching oversold territory but has not yet signaled a recovery. The MACD line remains below the signal line and in negative territory, indicating weak short-term momentum. The price is trading below both the 20-day (1,808) and 50-day (1,857) moving averages, technically confirming a bearish trend. Although the headline is not directly related to ASML, record selling in the US bond market may reduce risk appetite and pressure technology stocks. In the short term, the decline is likely to continue, though some buying on oversold conditions could emerge.

AVGO shares fell 6.2% in the last 24 hours, closing at $382.11. The RSI has dropped to 42.9, below the neutral zone, while the MACD remains negative below the signal line. The price is trading below both the 20-day ($386.34) and 50-day ($390.91) moving averages. Although no direct news headline has impacted AVGO, record-high investment-grade bond sales may reduce risk appetite, putting pressure on technology stocks. In the short term, technical indicators are weak, suggesting a high likelihood of continued downside.