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AI semiconductor sentiment is running hot today: AMD just crossed a $1 trillion market cap as the chip rally broadens, while Nvidia partner LG Electronics jumped roughly 6% after its AI cooling unit received Nvidia’s qualification, a sign that AI infrastructure demand is spreading well beyond Nvidia itself. NVIDIA (NVDA) itself is trading not far from its $234.75 resistance area, with a 14-day RSI in a neutral 52-53 range that still leaves room to run before overbought territory. The current price sits around $223.10 (Rp3,985,797), taken from the midpoint of two independent market data sources showing a tight spread of under 1% ($222.31 and $223.83), both accessed Sep 22, 2026. With entry in that area, a first target of $229.79 (Rp4,106,347), about 3.0% from entry, looks achievable in the near term if chip-sector momentum continues, with a second target of $236.49 (Rp4,226,076), about 6.0% from entry, approaching the resistance zone.
The main risk is that chip-sector sentiment could reverse quickly on export-restriction headlines toward China or signs of slowing AI demand, given that part of today’s rally is still being driven by short-term sentiment. This scenario is invalidated if price breaks below $214.00 (Rp3,824,180), just under the $215 psychological level.
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