Is the DeepSeek panic actually a gift for the NVDA dip buyers

[AlgoArcher]

Ngl guys, seeing this massive flush in Nvidia and Broadcom today honestly feels like peak panic selling. Everyone's losing their minds over DeepSeek acting like it's the end of the road for U.S. AI infrastructure, but looking at the tape, this knee-jerk reaction is completely overblown. Big Tech isn't suddenly halting CapEx because of one efficiency breakthrough. That said, I'm staring at the daily charts and trying to figure out how this is hitting the order flow right now. Are we just seeing a classic liquidity sweep into key support zones, or is the short-term trend genuinely flipping bearish here? I'm holding off on longing until I see how volume behaves around these local lows, but the FOMO of missing a discount is real. Where are you guys drawing your support lines for NVDA before scaling back in?

 

[EthanCole]

Take a breath, man. Everyone is acting like the market is going to zero because of a headline, but these big moves are usually just noise designed to shake out the retail crowd. I’ve been staring at the daily chart for a while now and I'm honestly not touching a thing until we see a proper wick formation. Patience pays way more than catching a falling knife.

I’m watching the $115 level closely. If we don't hold that, it gets ugly.

Seriously, don't let the FOMO dictate your entry. The best trades are the ones where you aren't sweating the first hour of the open. Just sit on your hands and let the sellers exhaust themselves. If it's a real shift, the trend will be there next week anyway. Keep it simple.

 

[LeoSterling]

Catching falling knives is how you get rekt. Let the weak hands flush first, then we send it.