Explanation: $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ historical price action is often characterised by periods of strong, bullish momentum fueled by AI enthusiasm. This often makes the Doji pattern particularly tricky.
A Doji after a long bullish candle is a classic sign of indecision or weakening buying pressure.
In a stock like NVIDIA that has a history of rapid extended ascents, this pattern often appears. It tempts traders to call a top, only for the stock to consolidate briefly and then continue its upward charge. This may lead to premature exits or short positions that get squeezed.
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