OVERPRICED PIXELS: THE NVIDIA SHAKEOUTNVIDIA CorporationBATS:NVDAPHANT0MSide note: I’ve been staring at these charts all morning, and before we get into the technical, let me just say—the Phantom is still completely mind-blown (and not happy) that a flagship graphics card now costs as much as a used Honda Civic. But we trade the chart in front of us, not our feelings on GPU prices. The Macro Picture (Sector Divergence) When you pull up the broader market charts alongside Nvidia, there is a fascinating divergence happening. NVDA is showing massive relative weakness compared to the rest of the semiconductor space. If you look at SMH (the Semiconductor ETF), it is holding incredibly strong at $406, cruising comfortably above its 4-hour 200 EMA ($372). Meanwhile, the QQQ (Tech Sector) is holding stable right around $607. But then you look at NVDA ($177). It has sliced right through its short-term moving averages and is taking a localized beating. Because the broader chip sector and the tech index are holding their structural support, this aggressive NVDA drop looks less like a systemic tech crash and much more like an isolated shakeout designed to flush out late retail buyers. The Phantom Multi-RSI Check (The Engine) 1-Hour RSI: 20.88 (Deeply Oversold. The rubber band is stretched hard intraday). 4-Hour RSI: 34.25 (Cooling rapidly, approaching the