Nvidia is now cheaper than Hershey — contrarian bounce play on AI sell-off
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Thesis
Nvidia has shed roughly $1 trillion in market value in under two months, pushing its valuation to levels not seen since before the AI boom. But 'Nvidia Is World's Most Valuable Company and Cheaper Than Hershey' points out the stock is relatively cheap despite its continued dominance in AI data centers. Meanwhile, 'As chip sector takes it on the chin, traders bet on a big Nvidia rally' notes that traders are already fighting the tape, pushing NVDA green even as the broader chip sector sold off 5%. When you combine this with Apple's $30 billion deal for Broadcom chips, it's clear Big Tech is still investing heavily in silicon infrastructure — a bullish long-term backdrop for AI leaders like Nvidia that are now trading at a deep discount.
Strategy approach
Build a mean-reversion long strategy on NVDA using the D1 timeframe. Entry: buy when NVDA's RSI(14) drops below 35 AND the stock closes within 2% of its 52-week low. Exit: close on a 8% gain, a 5% loss, or after 21 trading days. Include a 3% trailing stop.
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