NVIDIA Stock Key Levels Today: $200 Support, $209 the Test
NVIDIA closed at $204.64 on October 30, down about 4.2% and about 14.5% below its October 6 record close of $239.24. Support is $200–$201; resistance is $208–$209, then $210–$213.
NVIDIA closed at $204.64 on October 30, down about 4.2% and about 14.5% below its October 6 record close of $239.24 (intraday high $243.37). That was its lowest close in about three months, and it fell about 10% in October. There was no NVIDIA-specific news. The drop came with a chip-wide sell-off after Intel’s weak outlook and fresh doubts about AI spending. The stock is now sitting right on its 200-day average near $204.40. Support is $200–$201, the October 30 low, then about $197 and about $190. Resistance is $208–$209, then $210–$213, and the 20-day and 50-day averages near $221–$222. NVIDIA reports results on November 17.
What Is Driving the Move?
Support: $200–$201, then $197
The October 30 low near $200.90 and the round $200, then the early-August low near $196.85. The late-July low near $190 sits below that.
Resistance: $208–$209, then $210–$213
The October 30 high and the mid-September low, then the October 23–29 lows. The 20-day and 50-day averages near $221–$222 are the bigger ceiling.
AI spending doubts
Intel fell about 29% on October 30 after weak guidance, and chip stocks fell with it. Investors also weighed softer PC demand, rising memory prices and whether AI infrastructure spending will pay off.
Technical Analysis
Daily RSI is about 35 — weak, down from about 42 two weeks ago.
Price is below the 20-day (about $221.50) and 50-day (about $221.75) averages and right on the 200-day (about $204.40).
Levels move every session. Check the live NVDA chart on The Tradeskill for where price sits right now.
What Traders Should Watch
- Whether the 200-day average near $204.40 and the $200 area hold on a daily close.
- AMD earnings on November 3, for a read on AI chip demand.
- NVIDIA’s own results on November 17.
None of this is a guarantee of what happens next. It is a checklist for reading the move, not a prediction.
The Tradeskill View
The 200-day average is a line many traders watch, and earnings are about two weeks away. That is a setup where risk can jump quickly, so plan position size first.
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Frequently asked questions
What is NVIDIA’s key support today?
$200–$201, the October 30 low, then about $197 and about $190.
What is NVIDIA’s key resistance today?
$208–$209, then $210–$213, then the 20-day and 50-day averages near $221–$222.
Is this a signal to buy?
This article maps levels. It is not financial advice. Whether to buy depends on your own plan, timeframe, and risk tolerance.
Latest Market News
The real, dated sources this analysis was researched from. We don't copy them, we just link out so you can read further.
Nvidia Stock (NVDA) Falls 4.2% as Intel Outlook Hits Chips (Oct 30)
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Intel’s slump and the wider market reaction.
Yahoo Finance · October 30, 2026
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