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Oracle Corp

NYSE: ORCL Software - Infrastructure
$115.24
▼ $8.50 (−6.87%) today
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ORCL at a Glance

Valuation
Market cap
$375.1B
P/E ratio
19.8
Dividend yield
1.58%
Profitability
Revenue (TTM)
$71.8B
Profit margin
26.4%
EPS (TTM)
$6.26
Price
52-week range
$114 – $248
24/7 target
$192.97
Street target
$233.34
Earnings
Next report
Dec 9, 2026

Headquartered in Austin, TX Fiscal year ends May NYSE: ORCL oracle.com

About Oracle

Oracle Corporation is a global leader in cloud computing and software solutions, offering a wide array of services designed to meet the complex needs of enterprise IT environments. Its comprehensive portfolio includes Oracle Cloud applications for enterprise resource planning (ERP), human capital management, supply chain management, and more, alongside industry-specific solutions. Oracle also provides essential infrastructure technologies like databases, Java, and middleware, as well as hardware products and services. With a focus on innovation, Oracle supports businesses, government agencies, and educational institutions in their digital transformation journeys, making it a cornerstone in the tech industry since 1977.

Latest Activity

Reddit's most-discussed stocks · Nov 4
  1. 1AMDsplit603 comments · 4.9K upvotes
  2. 2METAbearish241 comments · 1.4K upvotes
  3. 3GOOGLsplit361 comments · 1.1K upvotes
  4. 4ORCLbearish200 comments · 1.3K upvotes
  5. 5SPYbearish443 comments · 306 upvotes

NVDAheating up fast

METAsouring fast

AMD's earnings have retail traders arguing both sides across 603 comments, the loudest board on Reddit today. Meanwhile the mood is souring fast on Meta and heating up fast on Nvidia, a sign the AI trade is rotating.

Source: Reddit

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 11/3/26

  • Cramer calls the mega caps millstones: Nasdaq rose 0.83% while the Dow fell 197 points
  • Strong after-hours results from AMD and Arista Networks as proof non-Magnificent-Seven tech can lead
  • Oracle's $10 billion block priced at $116 and traded to $126, a sign buyers see a floor in tech
  • Wants a crescendo washout before committing more; Apple's reaction and a Palantir selloff weighed

The leadership baton is being passed to second-tier data center names, and Cramer would rather own companies with clean balance sheets than the big caps issuing debt and equity to stay in the AI race. He is not calling a bottom yet: without a high-volume reversal day, he keeps money elsewhere.

Cramer is pinning the broad market bid on one name's stock deal gain, a read worth checking if you are trading the rally.

Oracle--you are up huge on the stock deal so there is hope.. i think this is why things are rallying
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Reddit's most-discussed stocks · Nov 3
  1. 1ORCLbearish302 comments · 1.1K upvotes
  2. 2PLTRbullish310 comments · 1.1K upvotes
  3. 3INTCbearish71 comments · 935 upvotes
  4. 4AMDsplit171 comments · 954 upvotes
  5. 5METAsplit353 comments · 1.2K upvotes

RDDTsouring fast

Traders are turning bearish on Oracle even as it pulls 302 comments, while Palantir is the one AI infrastructure name they're still excited about. Meta draws the heaviest chatter with opinion split both ways, and Reddit's own stock is souring fast.

Source: Reddit
Reddit Pulser/wallstreetbets
AI will prevail, most AI companies will go bankrupt. This is almost a carbon copy of Dot Com.

Greenspan called it "irrational exuberance" in Dec '96 and the Nasdaq still nearly 4x'd before topping, so being right about the bubble but early is just being wrong with extra steps. Amazon dumped ~90% in the crash and still became one of the best trades of the century, while META and ORCL print tens of billions in cash flow, they're not pets.com. Doom posts always sound smarter, but the money goes to whoever can sit through the ugly headlines, not to whoever predicts them.

The thread's argument is about financing costs: the claim that money-losing AI builders now face double-digit borrowing costs while profitable ones keep compounding. The top replies push back that being early on a bubble call is still being wrong.

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 11/2/26

  • Oil's drop pulled long rates down, lifting Amazon, Capital One, JP Morgan, Costco and Walmart on no company news
  • Non-tech growth is where the money went: medical devices like Medtronic and Intuitive Surgical, plus staples Pepsi and P&G
  • Apple's record September quarter beat on iPhone and Mac, but Cramer expects the stock lower short term on guidance
  • Oracle filed to raise $20 billion days after saying it would limit raises; Intel seen losing PC share to AMD

The call is that falling long rates are repricing everything outside tech right now rather than earnings, and Cramer says growth stocks away from semis are the clean way to play it. He is warning Apple holders that guidance will disappoint even after a record quarter, and he is openly annoyed at Oracle for raising capital immediately after promising restraint.

Biggest movers · On the open
  • IDXXIDEXX Laboratories$641.25+16.3%
  • RIVNRivian$13.09+7.6%
  • MARMarriott International$420.95+5.4%
  • CAVACava$61.59+4.8%
  • BABAAlibaba$102.69+4.7%
  • LITELumentum$750.01-10.8%
  • CIFRCipher Digital$6.82-6.5%
  • EQNREquinor$46.03-5.6%
  • MRVLMarvell Technology$186.03-5.3%
  • ORCLOracle$124.13-5.0%

IDEXX Laboratories opened 16.33% higher, the largest single move across a 380-stock priority universe today. Lumentum anchors the other end, with Oracle and Marvell also lower.

A mixed shelf is the pre-funding plumbing for Oracle's AI data center buildout, and it puts equity issuance on the table alongside debt.

Oracle $ORCL has filed a mixed shelf registration with the SEC, allowing it to sell common stock, preferred stock, debt and other securities from time to time.
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Reddit's most-discussed stocks · Oct 29
  1. 1GOOGLsplit1.5K comments · 4.7K upvotes
  2. 2MSFTsplit546 comments · 1.6K upvotes
  3. 3ORCLsplit254 comments · 1.1K upvotes
  4. 4METAsplit227 comments · 948 upvotes
  5. 5GOOGbullish163 comments · 326 upvotes

MSFTheating up fast

AMZNsouring fast

Alphabet owns the conversation today with 1,495 comments, nearly triple the next name, as retail traders argue both sides of its cloud and AI search story. Microsoft chatter is heating up fast, while Amazon is the one losing the room.

Source: Reddit
Biggest movers · At the close
  • VRTVertiv$243.72+16.9%
  • SKHYSK hynix$164.45+13.1%
  • ORCLOracle$145.27+11.3%
  • FNFabrinet$368.47+7.4%
  • SNDKSanDisk$1,400.83+7.4%
  • BKRBaker Hughes$54.78-7.2%
  • BSXBoston Scientific$42.25-6.3%
  • SANBanco Santander$11.71-6.1%
  • FTNTFortinet$174.37-5.8%
  • GRMNGarmin$272.79-5.7%

Vertiv closed up 16.86% at $243.72, the widest single-name gain across our 382-stock priority list today.

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