Why I'm Buying ORCL Stock
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Traders Helping Traders16 Jul 2026, 22:30 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Oracle (ORCL) stock, which has experienced a significant decline of approximately 50% from its peak over the past year. Despite this downturn, the speaker believes the stock is approaching a buyable discount zone. The key indicator used is the '1 month Fair Value Band', which historically shows strong bounces when price pulls back into it. Historically, Oracle has not closed below this band, indicating its significance as a support level. The speaker suggests that a retest of previous all-time highs, around $360, is a potential target, with a stop-loss set below the current swing low at $100, representing a roughly 15% downside risk. This strategy is considered a potential long-term play, aiming for significant upside with a favorable risk-reward ratio.
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