Wall Street Reacts to Nvidia: Bernstein and Oppenheimer Downgrade the Stock

Wall Street responded to the volatility in Nvidia shares with downgrades from analyst firms. Bernstein and Oppenheimer lowered their ratings on Nvidia stock, drawing investor attention. The downgrades followed assessments of Nvidia's market valuation and future expectations. Both firms revised their views on the stock downward. Nvidia shares had recently shown significant gains driven by AI-focused demand. However, the analysts' downgrades raised questions about the stock's short-term outlook. Market observers note that such rating changes can put pressure on the share price. The decisions by Bernstein and Oppenheimer indicate that the debate surrounding Nvidia is resonating across Wall Street. Not investment advice.

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NVDA closed near its 20-day simple moving average (SMA20) of 173.5 after a sharp 7.2% drop in 24 hours, and remains significantly below its 50-day SMA (SMA50) of 187; the short-term trend is weak. Although the RSI at 41 is close to oversold territory, no reversal signal has yet emerged, and the MACD is in negative territory and below its signal line. Rating downgrades from Bernstein and Oppenheimer could further undermine confidence in an environment where momentum is already impaired, potentially increasing selling pressure. Nevertheless, with the RSI around 40 and the price attempting to hold above the SMA20, the possibility of short-term rebound buying after the sharp decline remains alive. Therefore, for the next 1-3 days, I expect a slightly downward but volatile trajectory; closes below 173 could deepen the sell-off.

RSI 14

41.0

MACD

-3.25

24h Δ

-7.20%

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