ORCL Rockets to the Top: How Oracle is Dominating the SIA S&P 100 Index

by SIACharts.com

Oracle provides a leading relational database management system developed by Oracle Corporation, headquartered in Austin, Texas. It simplifies infrastructure and processes for data management while enabling high-speed transactions, featuring capabilities such as data warehousing, online transaction processing, and advanced analytics. From a stock perspective, it is becoming clear that Oracle is the new darling on Wall Street. The SIA relative strength (RS) report positions Oracle as a top contender, with shares of ORCL in the #1 spot in the SIA S&P 100 Index Report. Achieving this coveted position is no easy feat, as it must compete with technical leaders like GE Aerospace (GE), Costco (COST), and Eli Lilly (LLY), among others (top 10 attached). From a performance standpoint, ORCL shares are up 58.98% year-to-date and nearly 20% from a few months ago, when these shares were purchased for the SIA Hypothetical US 5-Stock Model. Although a relatively new holding in this model, it is performing exceptionally well and has become a key driver in the high-performance portfolio. The point and figure chart is a textbook example of an easy-to-purchase equity. The green, yellow, and red zones illustrate the shares' position in the SIA S&P 100 Index Report over time, showing they are currently favored. Support levels can be found at $154.40 (3-box), $142.64, and a notable $124.17 support level in the event of any market corrections this Autumn. Resistance, based on a vertical count, is now at $177.35, while a horizontal count indicates resistance at $203.72, with the whole number at $200 offering plenty of room for growth from current levels. With a SMAX score of 10 out of 10ā€”a near-term indicator comparing an asset against various asset classesā€”Oracle is demonstrating strong short-term performance against other investment alternatives, including commodities, currencies, bonds, and both international and domestic equities.

On July 26, 2024, shares of Booking Holdings (BKNG) fell from the SIA favored (green) zone of the SIA S&P 100 Index Report, prompting our rules-based methodology to remove BKNG and add Oracle as the top stock. SIA sold 439 shares of BKNG at $3,968.54, realizing a healthy profit from the original purchase price of $2,499.02 on March 14, 2023. This resulted in a 15-month hold periodā€”ideal for the SIA platform, which is why itā€™s a preferred choice for elite advisors. Initially viewed as an old-school name, Oracle has demonstrated its relevance, and we expect to uncover even more about its softwareā€™s potential in the future. Proceeds from the sale of BKNG were reinvested to acquire 18,969 shares of ORCL at $138.87 on the same day. The SIA US 5-Stock Model is a key component of the SIA model lineup, consistently featuring five top US relative strength names. Current positions include Goldman Sachs, GE Aerospace, Costco, Oracle, and Netflix, with GE Aerospace leading contributions, followed now by Oracle. This strategy has achieved a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 14.55% (gross of fees) compared to 8.09% for the S&P 500 benchmark, based on live trades over the past 10 years and back-tested beyond. Year-to-date performance stands at 78.86%, significantly outpacing the benchmark's 19.89% (full analytics are attached). This 5-stock model is ironically well-diversified, comprising mega-cap companies with global reach across various industries, including Computers, Aerospace, Food, Banking and Media. Think of it as a mini mutual fund, or consider pairing it with other SIA 5-Stock Model portfolios to create a top tier 15 or 20-stock portfolio. Quick, easy, and provenā€”if youā€™re interested, give your SIA agent a call; weā€™re always happy to assist.

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