Marcin Frąckiewicz

Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) shares were under pressure on Thursday, November 20, 2025, as growing concerns over the company’s AI‑driven debt load and rising credit risk overshadowed a string of positive announcements in its healthcare and defense businesses. By late Thursday trading, Oracle stock was fluctuating just below $220, down roughly 3–4% from Wednesday’s close of $225.53, after an early move higher that briefly pushed shares above $230. Investing.com The volatility reflects a tug‑of‑war between bullish analysts betting on an AI and cloud rebound and credit markets increasingly treating Oracle as a high‑leverage proxy for AI risk. Oracle stock today: price action and recent performance Fundamentally, ORCL

Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) spent Thursday’s session under pressure as investors digested a stinging court defeat in Spain, fresh privacy probes in Europe, ongoing concerns about massive AI spending – and, paradoxically, a landmark antitrust victory in the United States that removes the threat of a forced breakup. Reuters+2AP News+2 As of the latest trades on November 20, Meta stock was changing hands around $586 per share, down roughly 0.7–0.8% on the day, after swinging between about $586 and $607. That leaves the social-media and AI giant with a market cap near $1.8 trillion and more than 22% below its late‑October peak around $759, putting the stock