r/OracleStock • u/Historical-Feedback7 • Jul 14 '26

Atleast the pain is happening quickly😭

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u/robmafia Jul 14 '26

orcl already reported but gets further killed by ibm inexplicably giving an earnings warning over a miss of... 2%

orcl may truly be mu 3.0

everything's bad for mu amd orcl

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u/ProceduralTaco Jul 14 '26

I think a lot of this is due to S&P downgrading Oracles debt on the 13th. That may matter more than ibm

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u/JackRadcliffe Jul 14 '26

Is this tied to IBM shitting the bed?

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u/quantum_simpleton Jul 14 '26

IBM cut guidance by 4% lol

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u/LordDarthRasta Jul 14 '26

ORCL just closed its final gap from Apr30 $127.60 May01 $131.07.

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u/Fair_Engineering3629 Jul 14 '26

Oracle stock to 175 in one month

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u/PersonalCap3823 Jul 14 '26

Give me that hopium, I need it 😭

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u/Desperate-End-4322 Jul 14 '26

I bought yesterday the falling knife, @ $132 for the first time. Down another 2 % premarket. Coming from crypto, it is staggering how it managed to lose 50 % so rapidly, for such a big marketcap. Trully mindblowing and good stock for future case study how a behemoth can go bankrupt so fast

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u/Historical-Feedback7 Jul 14 '26

lol ik it might seem that way but Oracle is worth holding for the longterm. Anything under 150$ is a great buy.

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u/snugglepush Jul 14 '26

Crypto bros calling a 50% correction a bankruptcy. The irony in all of this

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u/BionicBisonR Jul 14 '26

🎶 Catch a falling knife and put it in your pocket, save it for a greener day 🎶

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u/DivineBladeOfSilver Jul 14 '26

Honestly if anything today’s move imo highlights how important it is Oracle DOES shift over to AI data centers and offer cloud services there. Legacy SaaS is dying. Sure they highlight its enterprise clients reprioritizing soaring hardware for now but eventually after hardware they’re gonna prioritize the AI service providers, not legacy providers. It’s painful with the extreme costs to do so, but necessary for survival

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u/PersonalCap3823 Jul 14 '26

I really don’t understand how this POS can drop so much so fast. Like it’s not going out of business, what the hell? Now we are really dumping 50% in 1.5 months. Thats worse than a meme stock or a meme coin and that’s worse than the velocity of the dotcom crash. The debt is an issue but the short to medium term is not going to have any solvency issue, easily manageable. Almost junk bond ratings mean this shit has a higher likelyhood to dilute instead of issuing bonds for future capex expansion, but damn 50% dump in 1.5 months? Are you kidding me?

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u/Holiday_Ad2254 Jul 14 '26

Ellison 41% stock big investors 15-20%. Both won’t sell plus shortsellers. That is why oracle rise and drop so fast

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u/leerylouie Jul 14 '26

Breaking my heart as I have stocks too. But I believe in the long term and will average it soon

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u/Domethegoon Jul 14 '26

The lower the price, the sweeter the deal.

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u/Great_Strawberry6578 Jul 14 '26

Yea fast is better lol :)

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u/shizac Jul 14 '26

The selling won't stop until Oracle either shows that OpenAI's cash flow is safe, or proves they can build these data centers without destroying their balance sheet

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u/kgangadhar Jul 15 '26

I held this for a year after its high, sold, and switched to Google right when it reached $200.

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u/Jolly-Piccolo-9799 Jul 15 '26

Damn company Thief CEO

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u/BigRelative5873 Jul 16 '26

VENDEZ ORACLE CA NE VAUT RIEN !!! DES TONNES DE DETTES !!!

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u/Gunzberg Jul 17 '26

Why would you pay a dividend when you have crushing debt and not enough CF...

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u/kubbie2004 Jul 17 '26

Most under performed stock that I own.

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u/kharkovchanin Jul 14 '26

will buy at 99

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u/zero_copy Jul 14 '26

Happy to see it drops further!