NVDA Earnings Pop Helps Tech Lead and the S&P Hold the Line

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The market was on the verge of breaking a key short-term support, but the opening gap following the earnings report from NVDA helped buoy the market. The positive impact helped tech be the leading sector today along with Energy, but also helped the S&P 500 hold its key 4000 support level. (NVDA, BTU, ARKK, EEM, BX)

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