Nvidia: November 12 Drop, Rebound and Two Chart Timeframes
Nvidia's November 12 completed regular session opened at $150.99, made a $148.80 intraday low, and closed at $166.19. The close was 4.34% below November 11's $173.73 close. The session low was 38.86% below the October 6 six-month intraday high of $243.37; the move from today's low to today's close was a separate 11.69% rebound. These windows should not be combined into a claim that the prior decline was erased.
The November 12 completed daily TradingView chart shows a $164.07–$168.41 range-low band. The $166.19 close finished inside that daily band. The next dated resistance zone begins at $175.56; that lower edge is a chart reference, not a target. A confirmed reclaim of the daily band would require a later daily retest and close above $168.41. The chart-feed open differs by a few cents from the $150.99 completed-session open used for the verified price calculations.
The earlier weekly YTP Zones chart, measured through November 11, showed a separate $163.39–$171.71 support band. November 12 closed inside that historical band, below its upper edge. A daily retest and close above the upper edge would be needed to describe a confirmed reclaim under our chart rule; a later close below the lower edge would weaken the band. Those are conditional observations, not price targets. The earlier weekly chart and CEO transition review uses that November 11 basis.
The official leadership announcement and the November 12 close are separate facts. Price action alone cannot establish why participants traded.
Watch the NVDA After Close Short and see the November 12 Daily Levels. The earlier CEO transition Short used a premarket observation and a weekly chart through November 11, so its price basis differs from this completed close.
Sources: Nvidia leadership announcement, Nvidia SEC Form 8-K, Yahoo Finance daily bars cross-checked to CNBC's dated regular close, attributed TradingView YTP Zones chart. This is market research only, not a recommendation to buy or sell.