The last two bearish crossovers led to further sharp selloffs, but there are some differences in the stock’s chart this time.

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has delivered massive gains for most investors who have held this stock for any meaningful period of ...

GTC event this week in San Jose, California. It runs from March 17 to March 21. The developer conference is primarily focused artificial intelligence and will include hundreds of sessions and exhibits ...

we still believe fundamentals will eventually prevail with stock below its historical trough 25x price-to-earnings ratio," Bank of America analyst Vivek Arya wrote. Arya rates Nvidia a Buy with a ...

but it actually fits the historical pattern. Investors have typically sold the news following Nvidia's last five GTC conferences, as shown in the chart below. Nvidia stock almost always declined ...

Nvidia’s long-term stock chart (shown above) really does highlight how incredible of a long-term performer this stock has been. On a historical basis, Nvidia is among the higher-growth names ...

Nvidia's stock has fallen far enough -- about 23% from its Jan. 6 record close -- and long enough that its 50-day moving average should cross below its 200-DMA soon, [likely on Friday at current movin ...

Let's look back at the stock's recent history to see if it can inform ... in the world hasn't come smoothly. The chart below shows how far Nvidia has fallen from its peak since the AI boom began ...

and by an average decline of 41% For investors looking for a time and reason to jump back into Nvidia Corp.'s stock, there's a pattern looming in the charts that may scare them off, for at least a ...

History does signal that ... The "E's" on the above chart show when Nvidia reported its quarterly earnings. After six of those nine updates, the stock rose afterward. However, astute readers ...