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// Latest recapQuantum Cycle: NVDA Absorption and the T-Line Trap
All recaps →Tech bulls defended the 20-day SMA despite a mid-day liquidation break, while the small-cap rotation showed signs of exhaustion at the R2 pivot.
The tape opened with a heavy bias as NVDA faced massive passive selling at the $155 handle, dragging the Qs into a morning flush that tested the weekly value area low. Scalpers found a high-probability reversal at the 10:30 AM reversal window, as the tape moved from 'sell-the-rip' to a grinding 'buy-the-dip' regime. The delta remained negative for the first two hours, but a sharp squeeze in the semiconductor complex signaled that institutional accumulation was masking the surface-level volatility.
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