I closed 0.00712 share(s) $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  ,📉 1. Hitting the Upper Bollinger Band = Overbought Zone • The current price ($141.42) is very close to the upper Bollinger Band at $146.81. • Historically, when a stock reaches the upper band after a sustained rally, it often experiences a pullback or consolidation. • Bollinger Bands signal volatility and potential reversal — and this chart suggests NVDA is overextended in the short term.Conclusion: It’s a good time to take profits before a potential mean reversion.⸻🧱 2. Resistance Zone Around $143–$150 • The stock recently hit resistance at $143.49, and you marked several “S” symbols (Sell) near this region — likely auto-generated from your trading system. • There’s also a historical high at $150.31, which could act as strong resistance.Conclusion: The stock is facing technical ceilings. Selling into strength near resistance is often wise.⸻📊 3. MACD Bearish Divergence Appearing • The MACD line (0.553) is still above the signal line, but the histogram is shrinking, which often precedes a crossover and a trend reversal. • If momentum slows, we may see a MACD bearish crossover soon, signaling downside or stagnation.Conclusion: Momentum is fading. Better to lock in gains before MACD turns negative.⸻✅ Summary: Why You Sold NVDAYou sold NVIDIA at a technically prudent level due to: • Price touching or nearing the upper Bollinger Band. • Approaching a strong resistance zone. • MACD divergence warning of slowing momentum.These signals suggest a short-term peak and justify harvesting profits, especially if you plan to buy back lower or rotate into more undervalued opportunities.If you want, I can also suggest re-entry points based on support levels.