NVIDIA Falls 0.7% Pre-Market, Testing $200 Support Level
Alina Collins
Nvidia dropped 0.7% to $198.65 in Wednesday pre-market trading, slipping below the $200 round number; the stock is now down nearly 7% over the past month as markets watch whether this level can hold.
What happened pre-market?
Nvidia traded at $198.65 before the open, down 0.7%, tracking a broader tech sell-off.
The stock slipped below $200 — a closely watched round-number level.
This means → bulls need a quick bounce here, or short-term technical pressure builds further.
How much has it lost in a month?
The stock bounced 2.6% on Tuesday, but remains down nearly 7% over the past month.
In plain terms = one day's rally has not reversed a month-long slide; the near-term trend stays weak.
Where does Barron's pick stand now?
Barron's named Nvidia a recommended stock on May 13 at $226.
From that recommendation price to the current $198.65, the paper loss is roughly 12%.
This reflects a simple reality: even a mainstream media pick can face sharp near-term drawdowns — timing and position sizing matter just as much.
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