by Sam Collins 07/02/08
NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA) --This provider of programmable graphics processor technologies had a run from $5 in August 2004 to $39 in October 2007. But the stock ran into trouble and, along with many other semiconductor stocks, had a sharp fall.
Now, however, NVDA appears to be searching for a bottom at close to the lows of March and April. Is this one of Jesse's "pivot points"?
In the past three sessions, our own Collins Bollinger Reversal (CBR) has flashed two buy signals. Watch for an increase in volume on the upside within five days to confirm a new trend and a good entry point for NVDA.
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