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The largest company in the world just notched its highest weekly close ever and pushed to fresh all-time highs versus its mega-cap peers.
Only a month ago, the setup looked like a textbook top in the making, but Nvidia has a history of invalidating distribution patterns and is now on track for its best month in a year.
With semiconductors hitting record highs relative to the S&P 500, the message from the market is clear: semis are your industry leaders, with Nvidia firmly at the forefront.
The Takeaway: Nvidia breaking out on both an absolute and relative basis reinforces its leadership status.
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