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26.01.26 - 18:12
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Oracle shows a double bottom with December and a micro double (TradingView)
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Bought NYSE:ORCL at the open today.
Oracle shows a double bottom with December and a micro double bottom with Wednesday, adding some upside probability. Context matters most, the $345 → $171 move is a ~50% correction, and 40–60% retraces are typically the highest-probability zones.
Invalided below $170. Target $240 zone, so excellent risk reward here.
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12.01.26 - 21:36
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$ORCL has now broken out of the pink box (see below) (TradingView)
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NYSE:ORCL has now broken out of the pink box (see below). I'm still holding the full position and continue to expect a move toward the upper channel, currently in the $250 zone.
Michael Burry is right to stay bearish on NASDAQ:PLTR and NASDAQ:NVDA , but I disagree when it comes to Oracle—at least in the short term.
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08.01.26 - 20:24
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$ORCL: Basing Pattern and Trading Outlook (TradingView)
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Current Market Behavior
NYSE:ORCL is presently exhibiting an 18-day basing pattern, where its share price has been consolidating within a narrow range for nearly four weeks. This period of consolidation reflects a market equilibrium, as traders observe the stock for signals of a breakout or breakdown that may define the next trend. Such basing patterns are closely watched because they provide valuable information for identifying potential entry and exit points. A breakout above the consolidation range could indicate bullish momentum, while a breakdown might suggest a bearish scenario.
Potential Scenarios
• Breakout Potential: If NYSE:ORCL 's price moves above the upper resistance of the base (as
highlighted on the chart), it may signal renewed buying interest and the potential start of
an upward trend.
• Breakdown Risk: A drop below the lower support of the base could point to the beginning
of a new downtrend, as selling pressure increases.
• Neutral Phase: During the basing p
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05.01.26 - 14:18
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$ORCL compressing range, which usually precedes a breakout phase (TradingView)
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Bought some NYSE:ORCL this morning.
Since December 22nd, the stock has been trading in a progressively compressing range, which typically precedes a breakout phase.
We're currently trading near the bottom of the range and close to the lower boundary of a broader price channel, which — in my view — provides a favorable risk-reward entry.
On the fundamentals side, Oracle continues to expand its cloud and AI infrastructure business, posting strong cloud revenue growth with a large contracted backlog tied to AI customers. This reinforces the longer-term growth narrative.
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31.12.25 - 17:30
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Oracle Chart Screams Sell, But Fundamentals Say Buy - Here's Why (TradingView)
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Oracle Chart Screams Sell, But Fundamentals Say Buy - Here's Why
By K Trading Lab — Korean trader sharing market analysis and chart insights
? YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KTradingLab
Korean perspective on global markets • Technical & Fundamental Analysis
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**Let's Start with What the Chart is Screaming**
Look at this chart. For any technical trader, this is a horror show.
Three Critical Breakdowns:
1. Gap Support Breakdown
After a massive 32.16% gap-up, Oracle built support around that zone. But watch the angle shift: the uptrend started flattening out (buyers losing steam), then the descent steepened hard (sellers going aggressive). Once gap support broke, momentum structure collapsed.
2. Failed ADX Buy Signal
The DMI flashed a potential long entry when -DI crossed under ADX. Critical rule: this signal only works if ADX curls down within 3 days. What happened? ADX stayed elevated. Signal failed. The entry level flipped to resistance — classic bull trap.
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29.12.25 - 10:57
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ORCL Bottom is in? Buy? (TradingView)
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This week I started a new blog. I was given control of my girlfriend's money ($2000) and told to grow it (somehow). It' s here if you want to see it .
One of the trades that jumped out at me was ORCL. It literally follows 100% of my rules for trading a swing:
1. It's at a level of support
2. RSI is flipping positive
3. There's volume support (in a volume node)
4. There's volume supporting the reversal
5. The MACD is showing that the bearish pressure is fading
6. It's undervalued by at least 25% according to analysts.
So, on my gf's account I'm likely to buy a share today. Yeah, 1 single share.
My targets are a whole lot funnier on this account than my usual account, because often I can't split my "take profits". I can't trim.
So instead, I'll likely just set up a stop loss somewhere like $170 and let it ride.
Here goes nothing.
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10.12.25 - 02:42
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ORCL A Tradable Bounce? (TradingView)
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ORCL is in a deep downtrend, a capitulation low & now a first bounce back toward the declining 50d MA
ORCL sold off brutally from the $320s to $185
The recent bottom was high-volume, capitulation-like, followed by a sharp multi-day reversal
Price has now reclaimed $220, which was an important support-turned-resistance in the prior trend
The stock is approaching the declining 50d MA, which is almost always a test in the first rebound after a major trend break
A technical rebound is underway, but ORCL has not confirmed a trend reversal yet
The stock is in a repair phase, not a confirmed uptrend
RSI has lifted from deeply oversold levels and is now around 47-48
That's a constructive shift - rising momentum off oversold levels is bullish, but not yet a momentum breakout
Stoch is fully overbought (~70–75) & still rising
In the context of a downtrend, this often signals a pause or pullback is coming before trend reversal is confirmed
Momentum is improving but stretched short-term, raising odds of
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