To find the pivot points, we will use the following formulas: - Pivot Point (PP) = (High + Low + Close) / 3 - Resistance 1 (R1) = 2 * PP - Low - Resistance 2 (R2) = PP + (High - Low) - Support 1 (S1) = 2 * PP - High - Support 2 (S2) = PP - (High - Low) Using the most recent data point (index 0), we can calculate the pivot points as follows: - High = 175.190000 - Low = 174.759990 - Close = 174.990010 Pivot Point Calculations: - PP = (175.190000 + 174.759990 + 174.990010) / 3 = 174.980000 - R1 = 2 * 174.980000 - 174.759990 = 175.200010 - R2 = 174.980000 + (175.190000 - 174.759990) = 175.410010 - S1 = 2 * 174.980000 - 175.190000 = 174.770000 - S2 = 174.980000 - (175.190000 - 174.759990) = 174.549990 Pivot Points: - Pivot Point (PP): 174.980000 - Resistance 1 (R1): 175.200010 - Resistance 2 (R2): 175.410010 - Support 1 (S1): 174.770000 - Support 2 (S2): 174.549990 These pivot points can be used as a reference for potential support and resistance levels in the NVDA trend. However, please note that pivot points are just one tool among many used in technical analysis, and their accuracy can vary depending on market conditions.