NVDA: 218.47 rejection puts the prior-day range in focusNVIDIA CorporationBATS:NVDAQuantitativeQNVDA pushed through the prior-day high at 218.47 this morning, then fell back inside the range. Lower highs followed on the 15-minute chart. That sequence matters more than the first wick above the line. The initial push did not produce sustained trading above the previous day's high. THE TWO REFERENCES • 218.47: prior-day high. This is the overhead reclaim test. • 212.85: prior-day low. This is the lower reference if selling continues, not a forecast that price must reach it. WHAT WOULD CHANGE THE READ? The rejection remains relevant while 15-minute lower highs persist below 218.47. A completed 15-minute close back above that level, followed by a retest that holds above it, would weaken the rejection case. A brief wick alone would be less persuasive. If price reaches 212.85, separate two outcomes: 1. A push below followed by a close back inside the prior-day range would show a failed break on that bar. 2. Closes staying below, followed by a failed reclaim, would show that the lower boundary is not holding. Neither outcome is established in this capture. The lower level is still a reference to monitor. TOOL AND CAPTURE The chart uses the public Daily Sweep Pro indicator by QuantitativeQ. Its exchange-daily PDH/PDL plots supply the two levels; the annotations describe the visible price action. No tool entry, stop or target is being presented here. NASDAQ:NVDA • 15-minute chart • regular session • Cboe feed • October 16, 2026, around 14:22 ET. The current candle was still forming. Feed and session choices can change highs and lows. Which would change your view first: a sustained reclaim of 218.47, or the response if 212.85 is tested? Not financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.