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We’re diving into one of the year’s most talked-about reversals. Back in April, Oracle landed on the “stocks to drop” list after a Chaikin Analytics sell signal. Since then, the stock has staged a massive 40% jump and our inbox has been flooded with questions: what changed, why did it happen, and is Oracle still a stock to avoid?

In this video, Marc Chaikin explains exactly what’s behind Oracle’s turnaround, the timing of his new buy signal, and how investors can play moves like this before the crowd. He also shares two hidden-gem stocks flying under the radar that could see similar pops.

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