3X Move Has Begun? | ORCL Stock Analysis
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The Trade Setup31 Jul 2026, 09:22 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Oracle (ORCL) using Elliott Wave theory. The stock has completed a significant ABC corrective wave pattern, reaching a 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level around $118.60. The current interpretation suggests that this marks the bottom of wave 2, and the price is poised for a move upwards as part of wave 3. The identified target for this upward move is projected towards the 50% Fibonacci retracement level of the preceding wave 4 correction, which falls around $149.69. A fail-bound for this bullish outlook is established below the recent low, at approximately $122.88, below which the analysis would be invalidated. The analysis suggests that the prior downward trend was a completed corrective sequence, and the current price action indicates the start of a new bullish impulse wave.
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