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Toro stock (NYSE:TTC) is currently in Phase 18, the final stage of its 18-phase Adhishthana Cycle on the weekly charts. The stock has been trapped in a consolidation range for over 700 days, and based on the Adhishthana principles, this trend may persist through August 2026.
Within the Adhishthana framework, Phases 14, 15, and 16 form the Guna Triads. These phases determine whether a stock can reach Nirvana in Phase 18, the culmination of the cycle. For Nirvana to be achieved, the triads must exhibit Satoguna, a clean and sustainable bullish structure.
As outlined in Adhishthana: The Principles That Govern Wealth, Time & Tragedy:
"Without noticeable Satoguna in any of the triads, no Nirvana can emerge in Phase 18."
Toro, however, showed no signs of bullishness during its Phase 14 to 16 period (ref. Fig.1). Because of this structural weakness, the stock cannot attempt to reach Nirvana in its current Phase 18.
Instead, since entering Phase 18, Toro has been locked in a sideways range, a pattern that is likely to continue until the cycle closes.
With weak Guna Triads behind it, Toro will likely remain range-bound through August 2026, when Phase 18 ends. Traders may benefit from this setup by using range-bound credit spreads, though the stock's limited options liquidity may restrict such strategies.
For longer-term investors looking to buy the stock, the picture is clear: Toro is best avoided until its next Adhishthana cycle begins, when new opportunities can emerge.
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