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Microsoft shares closed at $379.40 on June 19, down 2.9% since June 12, underperforming both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, which posted weekly gains. The market is awaiting Micron’s earnings and new U.S. inflation data next week, which are expected to test the ongoing narrative around AI-related spending. AI-focused stocks in the U.S. entered the week after a broader market rebound, but chip makers and cloud infrastructure companies remain under pressure due to interest rates, high valuations, and concerns about spending. The Federal Reserve’s June 17 meeting is a key focus for traders. Schwab’s Trading Activity Index rose to 55.08 in May, with retail investors favoring tech stocks. Options trading volume increased 25.3% year over year, and there are signs of growing caution among investors. Oracle’s shares fell despite record quarterly results, as investors concentrated on the costs of AI data center expansion and new financing plans. Oracle reported 93% growth in cloud infrastructure and a $638 billion backlog, but questions remain about converting this backlog into revenue. On June 11, major U.S. indexes rebounded after a tech-driven drop, with chip stocks leading gains while Oracle and other software names lagged due to concerns about AI spending. In the UK, the FTSE 100 rose 0.6% on gains from HSBC, Standard Chartered, and Prudential. Earlier in June, Oracle’s stock slipped ahead of its earnings report as investors looked for evidence that its AI cloud backlog would translate into revenue. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq experienced notable declines the week ending June 6, breaking a long winning streak, while U.S. payrolls exceeded expectations, shifting attention to Federal Reserve policy.
Microsoft slips 2.9% this holiday-shortened week as traders question cloud capacity

Microsoft slips 2.9% this holiday-shortened week as traders question cloud capacity

Microsoft shares fell 2.9% to $379.40 this week, underperforming the S&P 500 and Nasdaq as investors rewarded AI chipmakers but not major buyers like Microsoft; a reported breakdown in cloud-capacity talks with Oracle and persistent supply constraints highlight execution risks ahead of key Micron earnings and U.S. inflation data next week.
Charles Schwab Expands Money Talk as Fresh Filings Show Farallon, Elevation Point Cut SCHW Stakes

Options Get Attention as Schwab’s STAX Bounces With AI Stocks

Schwab’s Trading Activity Index jumped to 55.08 in May from 50.10 in April as retail investors returned to equities—especially tech stocks—while also shifting toward ETFs and options for risk management, signaling renewed participation in the AI-led rally but with increased caution, according to Schwab’s monthly data.
Oracle Stock Moves Higher as AI Backlog Draws Focus

Oracle shares fall after data center spending outlook hits, even as cloud backlog hits new high

Oracle shares plunged 8.9% in after-hours trading as investors balked at the company’s plan to raise about $40 billion in debt and equity to fund a massive AI data center buildout, despite record revenue and a $638 billion backlog; free cash flow was negative $23.7 billion in fiscal 2026 as capital spending soared, intensifying concerns over whether AI demand will translate into durable profit.
Oracle Shares Jump as AI Cloud Bets Head Toward Another Test

Oracle Shares Jump as AI Cloud Bets Head Toward Another Test

Oracle soared 10.84% Friday to $225.78, capping a 17.5% weekly surge as traders piled into AI infrastructure stocks. Wall Street’s software index jumped over 6% as AI demand fears faded. Oracle’s remaining performance obligations hit $553 billion, up 325% year over year. Risks remain: high AI infrastructure costs, reliance on OpenAI, and scrutiny over TikTok data. Fiscal Q4 results land mid-June.
Oracle’s Pentagon AI Deal Puts Its Cloud Bet Back in the Spotlight

Oracle’s Pentagon AI Deal Puts Its Cloud Bet Back in the Spotlight

Oracle has been selected by the U.S. War Department to deploy advanced AI on classified military networks, joining SpaceX, OpenAI, Google, Nvidia, Reflection, Microsoft, and Amazon Web Services. The deal comes as Oracle faces investor scrutiny over its AI cloud business and competition from other cloud providers for Pentagon contracts. Oracle’s classified cloud covers all security levels, including Top Secret and Special Access Programs.
AI Stocks With Growth Potential in Q2 2026: The 5 Names Wall Street Is Testing After the OpenAI Shock

AI Stocks With Growth Potential in Q2 2026: The 5 Names Wall Street Is Testing After the OpenAI Shock

AI-related stocks fell Tuesday after a report on OpenAI’s missed targets hit Oracle, CoreWeave, and chipmakers. Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom dropped between 1.6% and 4.4%, while CoreWeave slid 5.8%. Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon are set to report earnings Wednesday, with about $600 billion in AI spending under scrutiny. Investors are watching for direct revenue tied to chips, cloud, and custom silicon.
US Stock Market Today After Hours: Nasdaq Hit by AI Worries as Visa, Starbucks and Chip Stocks Jump

US Stock Market Today After Hours: Nasdaq Hit by AI Worries as Visa, Starbucks and Chip Stocks Jump

U.S. stocks fell Tuesday, with the Nasdaq down 0.9% as AI and chip shares sold off ahead of major tech earnings. Oracle dropped 4.1%, Nvidia and AMD lost over 1.6%, and CoreWeave slid 5.8%. After hours, Visa and Starbucks rose on strong results and forecasts. Oil prices climbed, and traders watched the Federal Reserve’s rate decision.
Dow Jones Today: Why The Dow Is Holding Up While Nasdaq Sinks On AI Worries

Dow Jones Today: Why The Dow Is Holding Up While Nasdaq Sinks On AI Worries

The Dow rose 100.62 points to 49,268.41 on Tuesday, lifted by gains in Coca-Cola and Johnson & Johnson, while the S&P 500 fell 0.64% and the Nasdaq dropped 1.24% as investors sold AI-linked shares. Coca-Cola reported Q1 net revenue up 12% and raised its full-year earnings forecast. Nvidia, AMD, and Arm all declined sharply. Brent crude hovered near $111 amid U.S.-Iran tensions and OPEC uncertainty.
Oracle Stock Slides as OpenAI Misses Put $300 Billion AI Deal Under Pressure

Oracle Stock Slides as OpenAI Misses Put $300 Billion AI Deal Under Pressure

Oracle shares fell 7.7% to $159.80 in premarket trading Tuesday after reports OpenAI missed recent user and revenue targets. CoreWeave dropped 7.4%, and SoftBank closed down nearly 10% in Tokyo. Oracle has a $300 billion, five-year contract to supply computing power to OpenAI. Lenders remain cautious, with Oracle expected to need over $100 billion in additional cash funding for 2027 and early 2028.
Oracle stock slips despite Google Cloud AI push as Wall Street refocuses on spending risks

Oracle stock slips despite Google Cloud AI push as Wall Street refocuses on spending risks

Oracle shares fell as much as 3.8% in premarket trading Thursday, touching $180.40 after closing at $187.50 Wednesday. The drop followed Oracle’s expanded Google Cloud AI database rollout and came amid a broader software stock selloff. Morgan Stanley cut its price target to $207, citing uncertainty over GPU-as-a-service, financing, and margins.
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  • Micron Shares Soar to Record on AI Memory Demand Ahead of Earnings
    June 22, 2026, 7:38 PM EDT. Micron Technology shares hit an all-time high, climbing 6.9% to $1,211.38 driven by robust demand for AI-related memory and storage. The Boise-based chipmaker announced a strategic deal and investment with AI firm Anthropic, emphasizing the growing importance of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) and DRAM in AI data centers. Micron's market capitalization reached approximately $1.38 trillion despite a broader tech sell-off. Analysts raised price targets ahead of Micron's fiscal Q3 earnings report due Wednesday, with expectations for revenue of $36.15 billion and adjusted earnings of $20.95 per share. The chip sector rallied, with the PHLX Semiconductor Index up 2.04%. Investors are closely watching Micron's ability to maintain strong gross margins amid a global memory shortage impacting the AI chip market.

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Keel Infrastructure Corp. surged 5.9% to a 52-week high as investors bet its power sites can be converted to AI data-center leases, with shares ending at $6.66 on heavy volume; the stock’s rally now hinges on permits, construction, and landing customer contracts, while upcoming Russell 3000 index inclusion and recent $458 million convertible note financing add both opportunity and dilution risk.
Nokia Shares Pop After Google Cloud AI Announcement

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