Monday’s move unfolded in a “risk-on” session for technology stocks. The Technology sector rose 2.3%, making it the best-performing sector in the S&P 500, even as overall market participation remained weak.Only three of the 11 S&P sectors traded higher, while the advance-decline ratio remained near 0.4, suggesting gains were concentrated in a relatively small group of stocks.Oracle Technical AnalysisOracle is trading well above its key moving averages. The stock is 28.2% above its 20-day SMA, 43.6% above its 50-day SMA and 18.7% above its 200-day SMA.That shows strong momentum. It also suggests the stock may be stretched. When a stock runs this far above its trend lines, pullbacks can be sharp if buying pressure fades.The longer-term setup is still mixed. Oracle's 50-day SMA remains below its 200-day SMA after a death cross in January. However, the 20-day SMA is now above the 50-day SMA. That points to improving near-term momentum.RSI also shows the stock is getting hot. Oracle's RSI is 75.05, which is above the overbought level of 70.In plain English, RSI measures how strong recent buying has been. A reading above 70 does not mean a stock must fall. But it does suggest the move is crowded and more vulnerable to a pause, dip or sharp intraday swings.