Carvana (CVNA) Technical Breakdown: Corrective Pullback Deepens Carvana Co. Class ABATS:CVNADEXWireNewsCVNA trades at ~$323 (down ~0.1% intraday on the 1H chart), extending a corrective pullback after peaking near $486 earlier in 2026. The stock has rolled over sharply from late-Jan highs, forming a clear downtrend with lower highs/lows through February-March, now testing the mid-$300s zone after a steep drop from the $450–$475 range. Recent action shows consolidation around $320–$325 support, with the blue line hovering near prior lows. Volume has been moderate, but the broader momentum remains bearish as long as price stays below the broken $377–$400 structural levels. Buyers watch for: *A strong reclaim of $330–$340 (potential short-term resistance) with higher volume to signal reversal or at least a deeper bounce. *Hold above $300–$310 zone to avoid further downside toward $275–$300 (analyst low targets). *Any catalyst like positive macro/used-car demand news could spark recovery toward analyst averages (~$440+ targets). Still corrective phase—patience for clear higher lows before aggressive longs. Volatility high; risk management key.