$NVDA : A Climb Into Thin Air
NVDA has now printed 24 consecutive monthly candles below average volume, all during its multi-year ascent. Meanwhile, its average volume has been in a steady decline. This stark bearish divergence is a major red flag.
Analogs:
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$CSCO (2000):
Nearly identical behavior throughout its 1997-2000 run-up, during which 29 out of 36 months closed below average volume, including the last 17 consecutive months. This prolonged period of low volume preceded its massive dot-com liquidation on high volume.
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$MSFT (2000 & 2025-Current):
Same pattern, with rising price on thinning monthly volumes prior to both the dot-com peak and its ongoing 2026 correction following its Oct 2025 peak.
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$NVDA (2022):
A similar low-volume run-up (2019-2021) preceded its deep 2022 correction when it finally saw volume expansion on the sell side.
Technical Outlook:
Multi-year ascents built on persistently below average volume are structurally fragile and eventually run out of oxygen. Without a transition to consistent above-average buying volumes at the monthly scale,
$NVDA remains highly susceptible to a significant correction if selling pressure accelerates in the backdrop of
$SPY and
$QQQ weakness and continued rotation towards defensive, low-beta sectors.
Technical study for educational purposes; not financial advice or a trade signal.
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