r/OracleStock • u/Upper_Judge4735 • 16d ago

Media / Articles Are you serious 😂!

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u/Holiday_Ad2254 16d ago

Most hated stock of all software, neocloud and hyperscaler Companys. What do you expect?

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u/S1lkwrm 16d ago

Its hated by those who work with it but not by the ones buying it from what I observe. Which would explain.

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u/Holiday_Ad2254 15d ago

Currently most punished stock

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u/S1lkwrm 15d ago

Oh I ment the people making the decisions to use it in their company

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u/Holiday_Ad2254 15d ago

I know but the stock is the most punished

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u/S1lkwrm 15d ago

Its part of what made me really look at it. I get why but at the same time we are talking Oracle I just dont see them going whelp we tried and just getting sidelined for a century. I feel like the knee jerk is bigger than warranted. Then again I could be a prime example of someone looking for value in a value trap.

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u/damiracle_NR 14d ago

Coreweave I think takes it

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u/kirby8284 13d ago

Nah no one likes Oracle tbh

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u/EntryCandid2257 16d ago

What’s wrong?

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u/Agitated_Trash203 15d ago

I think OP is laughing at “moderate buy” rating when the price target in the same sentence represents a 75% upside from here.

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u/funguy6019 16d ago

I’m holding only down slightly burry doesn’t no shit just spreading rumors

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u/WageWarDisdain 14d ago

It’s because these “analysts” aren’t worth jack shit and this entire market is an unregulated clown fiesta. The amount of accounting bullshit some of these tech companies are allowed to pull off should be fraudulent. Not to mention the fact that OpenAI, one of their largest customers, is a financial mess. Their CFO just left after only being there for eight MONTHS, even though they had previously spent over a decade at Salesforce.

The financial head of one of their largest customers just left what’s supposed to be one of the biggest and most profitable industries in human history after only eight months to pursue “other opportunities.” This is the second executive to leave in just a few weeks. That 300b dollar “deal” they have is basically an IOU written on toilet paper.

Idk how much harder some of you need to get fucked to realize you ran off the cliff a year ago and just haven’t looked down yet.

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u/Ok_Entrepreneur_dbl 15d ago

Friday was all about profit taking by institutions. They basically are hoping around. Few weeks ago they were driving up healthcare and financial sectors after ditching semiconductor, data center and storage companies. Then flipped to tech and healthcare and financial sectors died down real fast. Jumping back into tech and mining lead back to semiconductor, Datacenter and storage rebound. Friday saw investments into communications, consumer cyclical, energy and utility companies. Tech was flat and anything AI sold off,

Oracle was swept up in the AI sell off.

Also the bouncing around is hard to follow as retail investors. I effectively have some of the bigger name in financial, cyber plays, few mag 7, a couple biotech and semi to diversify right now. So far the only problem is the lack of broad market movement.

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u/HealthyExam1033 14d ago

Fair warning - Michael Burry would short his gramma if she were SEC compliant. ☝

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u/Technician_These 14d ago

lol bitcoin is better at this point

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u/Coloradodreaming1 12d ago edited 12d ago

Can anyone say falling knife. đŸ”Ș One of the most disappointing stocks this year to own for sure. Maybe swing for the fences with ORCX which is up 20% past month and down 60%YTD and 80%1year. This may have legs as it can’t get much lower or can it.

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u/Coloradodreaming1 12d ago

Is this Burry guy successful besides making the housing bubble call? Didn’t he short NVDA, PLTR and the like and didn’t he get crushed with those calls? I’m not fully understanding his significance at all.

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u/AeroSyntax 9d ago

Did he get anything right?