NVDA: The Ceiling That Finally GaveNVIDIA CorporationBATS:NVDAMarxBabuThree lows, each higher than the last. 190.01 in July. 207.25 in August. 209.23 days later. Draw a line through them and it rises at a steady, unhurried angle — buyers stepping in earlier on every dip. Two highs, both refused. 227.49, then 230.47. The second attempt came with 298.9M shares — 1.8x the 200-day average of 163.4M, the heaviest session on this chart. It still could not hold, and price closed the following day back at 217.55. Rising floor, flat ceiling. That is a coil with a deadline: the two lines meet, and something has to give. Friday, it gave. NVDA opened 231.09, traded 234.76, closed 230.36 — the highest close in the sample and clear of the band that rejected it twice. One honest caveat: it went out on 135.4M shares, below the 163.4M average. Breakouts that clear resistance without bringing new participation are the ones most often retested. That does not invalidate it — it just means the evidence is incomplete. What would complete it: holding 227–230 as support on any pullback. That band spent two months as a ceiling; if it now behaves as a floor, the change is real. 236.54 is the only structure left above. What would undo it: a close back inside the band, which would make Friday a false break and put the rising trendline near 215 back in play. Analysis for discussion. Not financial advice.