$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)How to catch NVIDIA's intraday high and low points:

A stock market newbie (6 months experience, LB is my first stop, never touched A-shares), just sharing my thoughts

NVIDIA's intraday highs/lows are mostly determined in pre-market. Pre-market prices provide guidance - upside needs positive catalysts and capital support, downside needs negative news for bulls to sell collectively. If neither exists, no one dares to move! That forms the range.

Common indicators like KDJ, MACD, RSI, Vol, Bollinger all lag - they're results, not predictors.

I love wave theory. Stock prices don't move one-way. The first wave tests the boundaries (gap up then deep V), but catching the first wave is gambling. I've gambled too - Tesla ATM in-the-money options, traded 50 times a month but lost all profits in one bad trade. So I'd rather pay higher prices to catch the second wave - that's when indicators like RSI become useful.

Finally, I think trading stocks isn't easier than manual labor. From May to September, I watched every minute - while showering, cooking, only started positions in September. I only watch one thing - how events affect stock prices. Price is always objective.

Don't buy what you don't understand. So I expand my watchlist very slowly, and removed unfamiliar Tesla (lost over 15% on ultra-short options). Only traded HSBC, UVXY, NV in six months (all profitable now, but I don't care much about P&L - I care about the reasoning, and fear making money I don't understand).

That's why I dislike meaningless emotional comments - means nothing, worthless.

Seniors, please advise. Cheers.