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Should you buy Nvidia stock on a 200-day moving average?

Because Nvidia stock's volatility is quite high, at 61% annualized (a bit less so in the past 24 months, at 57%), watching the 200-day moving average makes more sense, in my view. Relying on a moving average of shorter duration could create too much noise, frequent buy and sell triggers, and unnecessary trades.

What is a long moving average?

Longer moving averages are used to isolate long-term trends. The Price Change and associated Percent Change is the difference between the current Last Price, and the Last Price from the Period shown. For Commodities, the Average Volume figure is the average for the individual contract over the specified period of time.

Should NVDA investors know when to bail out and cut losses?

So, even looking back through this astounding success story in the tech space, knowing when to bail out and cut losses would have paid off for NVDA investors when risks (i.e., volatility and draw-downs) are considered.

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