Oracle's stock price has been building a price bottom above 35 since August. As we can see in the 4H chart, there was a double bottom, that evolved into a cup-and-handle bottom. ORCL 4H Chart 11/23(click to enlarge)Now, the technical price structure does reflect a bullish reversal at hand as price is starting to hold above the cluster of 200-, 100-, and 50-period simple moving averages (SMAs). However, there are a couple of technical signs missing for the bullish outlook. 1) Volume is still stronger during the dips. If we start to see a move up with strong volume, we can confirm the price bottom with more conviction.2) The RSI fell back to 30, showing a failure to develop bullish momentum. Now, if the RSI holds below 60, bearish momentum might start to develop again. So, we should see the RSI at least push above 60, preferably back above 70, if we are to be more confident of the bullish outlook. The bullish outlook has the highs around 44.50-45 in sight in the medium-term, and even the high on the year just above 46. Perhaps, the long-term chart will also convince us to keep a bullish bias for ORCL.ORCL Weekly Chart 11/23(click to enlarge)The weekly chart shows that ORCL is in a secular bull market but has been in a bearish correction mode throughout 2015. Price has come down to 36, and has so far respected the 200-week SMA as well as a previous critical resistance. Oracle looks ready for that bullish push towards 46.