Data as-of 2026-07-10 close.

NVDA finally broke its stalemate — after two straight scans stuck at RSI 37.9→42.3 with no resolution, it jumped to RSI 57.2 on a +7.3% weekly move, flipping from weak-down to strong-up GC with the thesis now marked intact. AVGO resolved its three-scan SMA200 test the same way, RSI 45.2→53.7 on a +5.4% week. The flip side: Bloom Energy (BE), last scan's sharpest reversal-up (+16.4% 10D, +111.8% vs VWAP), gave almost all of it back — RSI 52.4→43.0, -18.9% in a week — answering last scan's open question the hard way. INTC also rolled over from its parabolic run (-13.2% 7D). No name in the group screens below RSI 43 or above RSI 58 — this ecosystem, like every other scan this cycle, has compressed into a tight middle band.

Source: semis.json + ai-infra.json + energy.json, deduped to the core NVDA-adjacent chip/AI-infra/power-demand names. Latest bar 2026-07-10. Note: MU not available in current summaries; AMZN/PLTR/TAC/P (ai-infra.json) and EOSE/NEE/FSLR/ENPH (energy.json) excluded as off-thesis for this ecosystem cut, same as last scan. Prior scan: 2026-07-07-nvda-ecosystem.

Two scans ago NVDA was stuck: RSI 37.9→42.3, weak-down, sitting right at VWAP with a golden cross intact but no price follow-through. That resolved this week — a +7.3% move flipped the trend to strong-up GC and pushed RSI to 57.2, with the thesis flag now reading intact rather than unrated. AVGO did the same thing on the same timeframe: its SMA200 test, flagged as unresolved for three scans running, finally broke upward (+5.4% 7D, RSI 45.2→53.7).

The power/AI-power names went the other way on the volatility front. BE was last scan's headline reversal — a violent +16.4% ten-day move that pushed it to +111.8% above VWAP. The open question then was whether that move would hold or round-trip. It round-tripped: -18.9% in a week, RSI back down to 43.0. INTC also gave back a chunk of its turnaround trade, -13.2% in a week after being flagged "extreme, hold/trail only" last scan. Across the whole group, nothing screens below RSI 43 or above RSI 58 right now — same compression pattern showing up in every scan this cycle.

• NVDA broke its two-scan stalemate. RSI 42.3→57.2, price $195.55→$210.96 (+7.9%), trend flipped from weak-down to strong-up GC, thesisState now intact. This was the single longest-running unresolved flag in the scan — it just resolved upward.
• AVGO cleared its SMA200 test. RSI 45.2→53.7, price $373.90→$399.97 (+7.0%), the best single-week move of the group's "watch" names. Thesis now marked intact.
• BE gave back nearly all of its reversal. RSI 52.4→43.0, price $295.05→$244.61 (-17.1%), -18.9% in the last week alone. Directly answers last scan's open question ("does BE's reversal hold, or round-trip toward the prior lows") — it round-tripped.
• INTC cooled from parabolic. RSI 50.5→43.4, price $122.20→$109.84 (-10.1%), vs-VWAP premium down to +89.4% from +115.1%. Still extreme, but the turnaround trade lost real ground this week.
• MRVL kept declining. RSI 47.6→45.2, price $249.27→$235.81 (-5.4%) — third straight window of cooling off its custom-ASIC run.
• ARM picked up a new thesis flag. Now intact-but-priced (was unrated) — RSI roughly flat at 47.9, price flat, still +61.7% vs VWAP.
• GEV pulled back modestly (RSI 60.7→53.7, price -5.2%) after being the power group's cleanest continuation last scan.
• CEG stabilized slightly (RSI 39.6→45.1, price +2.2%) but remains strong-down DC, -18.8% vs VWAP — still the group's most broken name.
• AMD held its parabolic level (RSI ~flat at 57.6, vwap 125.1% vs 126.5%) — no real change, still hold/trail only.

RSI measures how stretched a stock is over the past 14 sessions; under 30 signals oversold, over 70 signals overbought/extended. vs SMA20 is the gap to the 20-day average — a large positive number means a fast recent run. vs VWAP is the premium over the average price paid by current holders; a high number means most of the move is unrealized profit that can get sold into any weakness. Trend pairs direction/strength with a cross signal — GC (golden cross, short-term average above long-term) is structurally healthier than DC (death cross). A stock can have a "good" RSI and still be a bad entry if it's already 80%+ above VWAP — check both numbers, not just one.

None.

None. Every name in this scan is now RSI 40+ — the lowest print is BE at 43.0.

• Distribution / still cooling (RSI 43-48): BE, INTC, ON, AMKR, CEG, MRVL, QCOM, ARM, LSCC. BE and INTC are this window's two biggest reversals-down. CEG remains the group's most structurally broken name (strong-down DC, -39.1% from ATH).
• Neutral / resolving (RSI 49-54): TSM, MXL, ASML, TLN, AVGO, GEV, AMAT. AVGO is the standout — its multi-scan SMA200 test just resolved upward.
• Momentum, hold not add (RSI 55-58): TXN, NVDA, AMD. NVDA is the scan's headline: it just broke a two-scan stalemate with a GC confirmation. AMD remains parabolic on VWAP terms even at a middling RSI.

• NVDA and AVGO both just broke multi-scan stalemates in the same window — does this hold into a real trend, or was it a one-week bounce that needs confirmation next scan?
• BE round-tripped exactly as the last scan's open question worried it might — does it now form a real base, or is there another leg down given it's still +70.7% above VWAP?
• INTC's turnaround trade cooled hard (-13.2% 7D) — is this the start of a real unwind or a normal pullback within the +68.5% 3M run?
• CEG remains the one clearly broken name in the power group while GEV/TLN/BE all show more mixed signals — does the nuclear-to-AI-power thesis ever come back for CEG specifically, or does the capital keep rotating to GEV/TLN instead?