After-Close Map: Nvidia, Cisco, Cerebras and Two Retest Alerts
The November 12 completed U.S. regular session gave five different chart stories. Nvidia recovered from a deep intraday low but still closed below its prior close. Cisco and Cerebras released results after the regular close, so their earnings figures and completed daily candles have different time bases. SPY and Tesla each triggered a dated YTP Zones retest alert; those alerts are paper setups, not entered trades.
Nvidia: separate the drop from the rebound
NVDA opened the regular session at $150.99, reached a $148.80 intraday low and closed at $166.19, down 4.34% from the prior $173.73 close. The session low was 14.35% below that prior close. The low-to-close rebound was 11.69%. A longer window shows the October 6 six-month intraday high of $243.37 to the November 12 low was a 38.86% decline. The rebound did not erase that older move. Nvidia separately announced its leadership transition; price action alone cannot establish why participants traded.
The completed daily chart places the close inside a $164.07–$168.41 range-low band. A later daily retest and close above $168.41 would be required to call that band reclaimed under the chart rule. The next dated resistance zone begins at $175.56, a reference rather than a target. The earlier November 11 weekly $163.39–$171.71 band uses a different timeframe and remains separate. Read the Nvidia chart note.
Cisco: results came after the candle
CSCO's November 12 regular close was $102.01, up 1.24% before the earnings release. The daily chart ends there, with a dated resistance-zone lower edge at $103.13. The later fiscal first-quarter release reported $18.517 billion in revenue, up 24.4% from $14.883 billion a year earlier. Cisco raised its fiscal 2027 revenue outlook to $74.8–$75.8 billion and said it expects about $9 billion of fiscal 2027 AI infrastructure revenue from hyperscalers. Those are company outlooks, not realized results or an explanation of the earlier regular-session move. Read the Cisco results and chart note.
Cerebras: revenue growth with a GAAP loss
CBRS completed the regular session at $97.75, down 3.29%, before its third-quarter report. The release reported GAAP revenue of $210.809 million versus $135.714 million a year earlier, up 55.3%. Its GAAP net loss was $161.218 million versus $22.201 million. The company also reports separately defined Core figures, which should not be mixed with those GAAP numbers. It reported $26.1 billion in remaining performance obligations; that balance is not current-period revenue. A sampled after-hours move exceeded 5%, but no after-hours dollar price is used on the daily chart. Read the Cerebras earnings and chart note.
SPY and Tesla: paper retest alerts
SPY touched its dated $749.53–$755.58 support zone at a $753.70 intraday low, then finished the regular session at $757.12 above the zone. The alert recorded a $738.47 paper stop from the prior-session ATR rule. It published no upside target and did not enter a trade. Read the SPY retest note.
Tesla reached a $385.20 intraday low inside its dated $380.15–$389.95 support zone and closed the regular session at $397.45. Its fired paper setup recorded a $363.54 stop and no upside target. Neither alert proves that a later move will hold; the paper rules have a short, unproven history. Read the Tesla retest note and the public alert log.
The five After Close charts on November 12 Daily Levels preserve the separate session and chart bases. Sources: Nvidia leadership announcement, Cisco fiscal Q1 FY2027 SEC release, Cerebras Q3 2026 SEC release, completed regular-session bars cross-checked to CNBC, and attributed TradingView daily YTP Zones charts. This is market research only, not a recommendation to buy or sell.