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The Stock Region Watchlist - Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
The Stock Region Watchlist
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Oracle ($ORCL)
Oracle absolutely crushed its recent earnings report, sending the stock soaring. A 44% jump in cloud revenue is nothing short of impressive and shows the company is a real force in the cloud-computing space. Beating earnings expectations is one thing, but raising guidance for the rest of the year? That’s a signal of serious confidence. It feels like Oracle is firing on all cylinders.
For the short-term, keep an eye on these levels: A break above $167.76 could signal more upside, while a drop below $161.32 might indicate a pullback.
AeroVironment ($AVAV)
AeroVironment presents a more complicated picture. The company did lower its earnings guidance, which is never a great sign. However, its core business in defense technology, especially drones and missile systems, remains incredibly relevant. Remember that rally it had earlier this year? That shows how quickly sentiment can shift in the defense sector. This isn’t a stock to count out; it’s a “wait and see” situation. Its strategic importance could easily bring buyers back in a heartbeat.
In the near term, a move above $202.26 could spark some renewed interest. On the other hand, falling below $194.52 might see the recent weakness continue.
Nike ($NKE)
It looks like Nike might have finally found its footing. Sales are no longer dropping every quarter, and the inventory mess from last year seems to be sorted out. The big test is coming up with its earnings report on March 31. That will be the moment of truth. The real key to a Nike comeback story lies in its international performance. If global markets pick up steam, Nike could be lacing up for a major run. It’s a relief to see some stability, but the next earnings call will tell us if it’s truly time for a victory lap.
A crucial level to watch is on the downside. A dip below $56.08 would be a concern and could erase some of the recent progress.
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