Monday's move appeared more tied to the broader bid for tech stocks than to a new company-specific announcement. NVTS has been a momentum-heavy name, with a 12-month gain of 230%, making it more sensitive to Nasdaq strength.The stock is also holding above short-term trend gauges, helping explain why investors continue buying dips during stronger market sessions.Earlier June AI Infrastructure UpdateNavitas said the collaboration positions its GaNFast technology for rising AI GPU power demands. The company highlighted an 800 V-to-6 V power distribution board design using 16 GaNFast FETs, targeting 97.5% peak efficiency at a 1 MHz switching frequency and power density of 2100 W/in³.Dilution Concerns Remain In FocusInvestor sentiment also reflects dilution concerns after a Form 8-K showed Navitas issued 3.28 million Class A shares under a 2021 Business Combination Agreement.Navitas has issued 6.56 million shares under the agreement, while former stockholders remain eligible for up to 10 million additional shares.Critical Technical Levels for NVTS Stock to WatchFrom a trend standpoint, NVTS is still in a bullish structure: it's trading 2.4% above its 20-day SMA ($25.18) and 36% above its 50-day SMA ($18.96), with even more separation versus the 100-day SMA ($14.00) and 200-day SMA ($11.42). consolidation.Momentum looks more "reset" than overheated right now, with RSI at 50.85 (neutral). Zooming out, the most important reference points are the June swing high (which also marked the 52-week high at $34.17) and the March swing low, which frames the current range traders are working within.