Nvidia Dip Buy & Plan

Scott thinks the dip is short-lived... Your 5-day pass

Author

Davis Martin
July 19, 2026

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Nvidia (NVDA) got smacked the other day. The whole semi group went red.

Scott Redler bought NVDA.

He added NVDA to Power Plays because he thinks the weakness is short-lived — and he wants members to have a clear buy-in level while others are panicking.

Scott’s line in the sand: it has to hold the 188-to-198 zone. That’s the level he gave Power Plays members the moment he made the call.

If you haven’t met Scott, he called the 2008 crash on CNBC from the NYSE. He’s a 30-year trading pro.

Anybody can buy a stock when it’s ripping. The edge is knowing which dip is a gift and which one is a trap — and having the exact levels to prove it.

Every week, Scott sends one to three setups like this. Exact entry, exact exit targets, taking profits in thirds, and posting the real $ result of every trade for members. No hiding.

Your pass is available right now. Scott’s next alert could hit any morning the market sets up — and the moment your 5 days start, you’re on the list to get it.

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