005｜半導体は反発、市場はまだら模様【大引け追記】｜Chips Rebounded. The Market Remained Split.
The post-close heatmap showed NVDA +2.78%, compared with +5.71% in the opening observation. AMD was +11.04%, versus +10.95%; MU was +5.12%, versus +8.10%; and AVGO w
The post-close heatmap showed NVDA +2.78%, compared with +5.71% in the opening observation. AMD was +11.04%, versus +10.95%; MU was +5.12%, versus +8.10%; and AVGO was +0.74%, versus +3.55%. These are screenshot readings, not independently verified official closing returns.
NVDA's chart shows that the early advance did not hold. It retreated from around USD 195 and spent much of the session below the displayed VWAP. AMD also lost its early peak, but recovered from its midday pullback and retained a much larger daily gain.
The right-edge prices—NVDA USD 187.40 and AMD USD 447.25—were captured at 06:23–06:24 JST, after the regular session ended at 06:00. They are extended-hours observations, not regular-session closes.
My conclusion: the rebound survived unevenly. AMD's daily gain held, while NVDA, MU and AVGO surrendered part of their opening gains. The session did not establish a uniform technology recovery.
At approximately 10:10–10:11 a.m. Eastern on November 6, the supplied TradingView screenshots showed a strong semiconductor rebound: NVDA +5.71%, AMD +10.95%, MU +8.10%, AVGO +3.55% and KLAC +6.99%. These are changes from the previous close, not returns since the opening bell.
Strength was uneven. AAPL was down 0.74% and MSFT 0.93%, while GOOGL rose 1.83% and META 1.86%. The heatmap does not establish that the entire market had recovered.
NVDA's five-minute chart showed an early move toward \$195, followed by a retreat to \$191.95 on the still-forming 10:10 a.m. bar. Displayed VWAP was \$191.68. A positive daily return coexisted with a pullback from the opening advance.
My interpretation: chips were rebounding, but the durability and breadth of that rebound were still unproven. The next test is whether NVDA can hold around VWAP and whether strength spreads beyond the leaders. No closing outcome or causal news claim is inferred from these screenshots.
