I’m reading NVIDIA through pure structure

This is NVDA on the 1-day with my Quant Master Trend System, and right now the message is simple: we’ve transitioned from impulse to instability.

The ribbon is still red from the recent flip, and every candle since that flip has respected the stop level. That’s the part most people miss — when the ribbon turns red while Market Weather is CHOPPY, it means the trend engine isn’t aligned. There’s pressure, but not clean momentum.

That’s exactly what you’re seeing here.

NVDA topped, printed a string of TP clusters during distribution, and then lost its green momentum base. Once that base broke, it instantly acted as resistance — a classic behavior in this model. The current deviation reading at Z ≈ -1.45 confirms price is stretched, but not in capitulation. This is structural unwind, not panic selling.

Look back at the last time NVDA printed this signature:
Green ribbon → long rally → heavy TP clustering → red flip → CHOPPY weather → multi-week digestion phase.
The system is showing the same rhythm right now.

So here’s how I see it:

The uptrend is no longer intact.
Momentum has shifted from expansion to dispersion.
Market Weather says don’t trust breakouts, don’t trust dips.
The clean trend is gone — this is recalibration.

And until NVDA builds a fresh green momentum base and holds above it, I’m treating every bounce inside red conditions as a continuation of the unwind.