TSLA
Based on the accumulation line indicator, institutional funds continue to flow into TSLA. Although the stock faced short-term pressure after its earnings release, it quickly broke above the OR30 (opening range of the first 30 minutes), escaping its weak phase. Since October 10, the daily accumulation curve has turned upward again, with no signs of major distribution. If this steady net buying continues, TSLA could move toward the $500 range in the coming weeks.
NVDA
While its accumulation strength is slightly lower than TSLA’s, NVDA also shows a positive trend. The stock has seen eight straight trading days of net inflows, holding firmly near $180, with volatility narrowing noticeably. This kind of tight consolidation often signals an upcoming breakout, with a potential target near $200.
Both TSLA and NVDA currently show clear signs of net demand strength.
TSLA’s strong capital inflow may lead it to take the lead in the next rally.
NVDA, at a key “post-consolidation breakout” point, could accelerate upward once volume expands.
In a market phase driven by fund flows, stocks with no clear distribution and continuous accumulation often become the main drivers of the next market wave.
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