ORCL Earnings Pop as WYNN CPB and NKE Weaken

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03-11

Several major U.S. stocks are flashing mixed technical signals as volatility rises.

WYNN has formed a death cross that previously led to a 20% drop, CPB has fallen to its lowest level since the financial crisis, and NKE is heading toward an 8-day losing streak, while ORCL stands out with a strong post-earnings rally.

1. $Wynn(WYNN)$

Wynn Resorts $WYNN forms a Death Cross ☠️ for the first time in 14 months 🚨 The last one sent shares plunging 20% over the next 3 months 📉📉

2. $Campbell Soup(CPB)$

Campbell's Soup $CPB falls to its lowest price since the Global Financial Crisis 📉📉 Damn this stock sucks! 😂

3. $Nike(NKE)$

Nike $NKE headed for its 8th consecutive red day and its lowest closing price in 11 months 📉📉

4. $Oracle(ORCL)$

Oracle $ORCL getting sent on earnings 📈📈

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