Shares of the discrete semiconductor maker are looking attractive right now.
Share prices were moving up from a low in May before Tuesday's upside price gap.
The stock has doubled from its nadir in late September.
The quarterly results weren't great, but far better than feared.
After retreating to play defense, Masayoshi Son now feels this is the time to return to offense.
If the market rallies, and no one is around to participate, does it count?
There's a deeper reason for Nvidia's recent reversal.
Let's check the charts and indicators before the numbers come out.
The latest pullback in August could be of a different nature.
The charts are not painting a pretty picture and it appears prices could further weaken.