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2026-10-26 · US market
PG BUY
Entry
$159.92
Suggested sell target
$166.52
3-8 weeks
Stop-loss
$139.52
PG (US): BUY signal — Double Bottom Reversal. Market situation: Steady Uptrend. Suggested entry: $159.92. Suggested sell price: $166.52 (estimated time frame: 3-8 weeks). Stop-loss: $139.52. - Two lows within 3% (140.53 / 140.93), 3+ weeks apart — W shape - Closed above the middle peak (147.52) — sellers exhausted, buyers take over Pattern rating: A (Higher risk/reward — bigger swings). Confidence: ██████████ (10/10). 2 algorithms agree on this BUY signal, so confidence is higher. ⚠ Educational estimate only — not financial advice. Markets carry risk.
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