Today: 20 May 2026
Browse Category

NYSE:ORCL 9 December 2025 - 11 December 2025

AI Stocks Today: Oracle’s 13% Crash Reignites AI Bubble Fears as Nvidia, AMD and Micron Slide (December 11, 2025)

AI Stocks Today: Oracle’s 13% Crash Reignites AI Bubble Fears as Nvidia, AMD and Micron Slide (December 11, 2025)

Oracle shares plunged 13–14% on Thursday after missing revenue forecasts and raising 2026 AI spending plans by $15 billion to $50 billion. The sell-off triggered declines in major AI stocks, with Nvidia down about 3.5% and AMD off roughly 3%. The Nasdaq fell 1% by mid-session, while the Dow hit a record high as investors shifted into traditional blue chips.
Big Tech Stocks Today: Oracle’s AI Shock Knocks Nasdaq While Dow Hits Record (December 11, 2025)

Big Tech Stocks Today: Oracle’s AI Shock Knocks Nasdaq While Dow Hits Record (December 11, 2025)

Oracle shares plunged 13–14% Thursday after weak revenue and sharply higher AI spending guidance, erasing over $100 billion in value and dragging the Nasdaq down 1%. The S&P 500 slipped 0.3%, while the Dow hit a record high, up 1%. Nvidia fell 3.3%. Microsoft rose 0.2%.
Bitcoin Price Today, December 11, 2025: BTC Hovers Around $90K as Fed Cut and AI Jitters Test the Rally

Bitcoin Price Today, December 11, 2025: BTC Hovers Around $90K as Fed Cut and AI Jitters Test the Rally

Bitcoin traded near $90,000 on December 11, 2025, after swinging between $89,623 and $94,177. The price is down about 2–3% in 24 hours and roughly 14% over the past month, well below October’s record high. The drop follows a Federal Reserve rate cut and weak tech sentiment after Oracle’s outlook. Major cryptocurrencies also fell, with ETH and SOL down 4–6%.
Oracle Stock Plunges on AI Spending Fears: ORCL Price Action, Earnings Shock and 2026 Outlook After the November 21 Sell-Off

Oracle Stock Plunges on AI Spending Fears: ORCL Price Action, Earnings Shock and 2026 Outlook After the November 21 Sell-Off

Oracle shares closed at $223 on December 11, 2025, down 35% from a September peak near $345 after sharp declines following November 21 and Q2 2026 results. The stock’s fall erased hundreds of billions in market value as investors questioned Oracle’s debt, rising data-center costs, and AI exposure. Trading volume spiked to 44 million shares on November 21, signaling broad selling.
Oracle Stock Plunges After Q2 Earnings: Is ORCL’s $50 Billion AI Bet Running Ahead of Reality?

Oracle Stock Plunges After Q2 Earnings: Is ORCL’s $50 Billion AI Bet Running Ahead of Reality?

Oracle shares fell over 11% in after-hours trading December 11 after fiscal Q2 2026 earnings missed revenue and guidance targets. The stock dropped from about $223 to $197, erasing roughly $70 billion in market value. Investors reacted to a surge in AI capital spending to $50 billion and doubts about profit growth. The sell-off hit global markets, pulling down European stocks and U.S. futures.
Oracle Stock Plunges Below $200 in Premarket as AI Capex Shock Rattles Wall Street — ORCL Update for December 11, 2025

Oracle Stock Plunges Below $200 in Premarket as AI Capex Shock Rattles Wall Street — ORCL Update for December 11, 2025

Oracle shares fell about 11–12% in premarket trading Thursday, dropping below $200 after the company’s Q2 FY26 earnings and AI spending update missed revenue expectations. The stock closed Wednesday at $223.01 and touched $197.26 after hours. Oracle reported EPS of $2.26, beating forecasts, but revenue of $16.1 billion fell short. The selloff hit other AI and cloud stocks and spread to European markets.
11 December 2025
Oracle (ORCL) Slumps Over 6% After Q2 FY26 Earnings: What to Know Before the Market Opens on December 11, 2025

Oracle (ORCL) Slumps Over 6% After Q2 FY26 Earnings: What to Know Before the Market Opens on December 11, 2025

Oracle shares fell over 6% in after-hours trading on December 10, 2025, despite reporting Q2 earnings and cloud revenue above forecasts. Total revenue reached $16.1 billion, narrowly missing estimates, while cloud revenue jumped 34% to $8 billion. The stock remains about 30% below its September high amid concerns over debt, AI spending, and reliance on major customers.
Oracle Earnings Today: Q2 2026 Results Put AI Cloud Boom — and Debt Fears — Under the Microscope

Oracle Earnings Today: Q2 2026 Results Put AI Cloud Boom — and Debt Fears — Under the Microscope

Oracle reported Q2 revenue of $16.1 billion, up 14%, and non-GAAP EPS of $2.26, up 54%, boosted by a $2.7 billion gain from selling its Ampere stake. Cloud revenue jumped 34% to $8.0 billion. Shares fell over 5% after hours to $210.85 as investors questioned cash burn, debt, and reliance on OpenAI despite headline beats. Remaining performance obligations surged to $523 billion, up 438% year over year.
Oracle Q2 2026 Earnings Today: AI Cloud Boom, $300 Billion OpenAI Deal and $111 Billion Debt Under the Microscope

Oracle Q2 2026 Earnings Today: AI Cloud Boom, $300 Billion OpenAI Deal and $111 Billion Debt Under the Microscope

Oracle will report fiscal Q2 2026 earnings after markets close Wednesday, with Wall Street expecting revenue near $16.2 billion and non-GAAP EPS of $1.64–$1.65. Analysts project about 15% revenue growth and 11% higher EPS, driven by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and a record $455 billion contract backlog. The stock has fallen about one-third from September highs but remains up over 30% year-to-date.
Oracle Earnings Today: Q2 FY26 Preview, AI Cloud Bets, Debt Risks and a Look Back at Last Results

Oracle Earnings Today: Q2 FY26 Preview, AI Cloud Bets, Debt Risks and a Look Back at Last Results

Oracle will report fiscal Q2 2026 earnings after U.S. markets close on December 10, with a webcast at 5 p.m. Eastern. Analysts expect revenue of $16.1–$16.2 billion, up 14–16% from a year ago, and adjusted EPS of $1.63–$1.65. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure revenue may surge over 70% year-on-year, outpacing last quarter’s 55% growth.
Oracle (ORCL) Stock Today: AI Cloud Boom Meets Debt Jitters Ahead of Q2 FY26 Earnings

Oracle (ORCL) Stock Today: AI Cloud Boom Meets Debt Jitters Ahead of Q2 FY26 Earnings

Oracle shares traded near $222 ahead of its Q2 FY26 earnings report, with Wall Street expecting revenue of $16.1–$16.2 billion and non-GAAP EPS of $1.63–$1.65. The company’s cloud backlog has topped $455 billion, driven by AI demand, but rising debt and negative free cash flow have widened credit spreads. Oracle’s market cap stands at $631 billion, still well below its September high.
Oracle Stock Today: AI Bets, Debt Fears and What to Watch in Q2 FY26 Earnings

Oracle Stock Today: AI Bets, Debt Fears and What to Watch in Q2 FY26 Earnings

Oracle reports fiscal Q2 2026 earnings after market close, with consensus expecting revenue of $16.2 billion, up 15% year over year, and adjusted EPS of $1.64. Shares traded at $221.53 midday, up about a third in 2025. Options markets imply a 10% swing on the results. Wall Street is watching for signs that Oracle’s AI-driven cloud growth can withstand concerns over debt and customer concentration.
Oracle Stock Pre-Market Today (December 10, 2025): ORCL Edges Higher as AI Debt Fears Collide With Q2 Earnings Hype

Oracle Stock Pre-Market Today (December 10, 2025): ORCL Edges Higher as AI Debt Fears Collide With Q2 Earnings Hype

Oracle shares traded at $222.10 in pre-market Wednesday, up 0.26% from Tuesday’s close, ahead of its Q2 FY2026 earnings report due after the bell. Options markets are pricing in a potential 10% swing in either direction. The stock remains about 35% below its September high, despite a five-year gain of 259%. Investors are watching Oracle’s AI cloud strategy and rising debt load.
US Stock Market Today: Futures Edge Higher as Fed Rate Cut, Wage Data and Big Tech Earnings Loom — What to Know Before the December 10, 2025 Open

US Stock Market Today: Futures Edge Higher as Fed Rate Cut, Wage Data and Big Tech Earnings Loom — What to Know Before the December 10, 2025 Open

U.S. stock futures edged higher early Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve’s final rate decision of 2025, with S&P 500 futures up 0.1%. Traders expect a quarter-point rate cut at 2 p.m. ET and are watching for signals on future policy. The 10-year Treasury yield hovered near 4.18%. JPMorgan Chase shares fell sharply Tuesday after warning of higher 2026 expenses.
Earnings to Watch Before and After the Bell on December 10, 2025: Oracle, Adobe, Synopsys, Chewy and More

Earnings to Watch Before and After the Bell on December 10, 2025: Oracle, Adobe, Synopsys, Chewy and More

Investors await the Federal Reserve’s decision and earnings from Oracle, Adobe, Synopsys, and Planet Labs, with markets volatile ahead of key AI results. Chewy, Uranium Energy, REV Group, Daktronics, VersaBank, and J. Jill report before the open. Chewy is expected to post a sharp year-on-year EPS swing. Options activity signals traders are bracing for large post-earnings moves in AI-linked stocks.
Oracle Stock (ORCL) Today: AI Backlog, Debt Jitters and Q2 FY 2026 Earnings Preview for December 9, 2025

Oracle Stock (ORCL) Today: AI Backlog, Debt Jitters and Q2 FY 2026 Earnings Preview for December 9, 2025

Oracle shares traded near $221 midday Monday, down about 36% from September’s record high after a surge driven by AI cloud deals. Q2 fiscal 2026 earnings are due after the close December 10, with Wall Street expecting $16.2 billion in revenue and $1.64 adjusted EPS. Options markets are pricing a roughly 11% swing on the results. The stock’s slide follows concerns over rising debt and heavy AI infrastructure spending.
1 6 7 8 9 10 13

Stock Market Today

  • Aramark (ARMK) Shows Strong Growth Potential: 3 Key Drivers
    May 20, 2026, 2:17 PM EDT. Aramark (ARMK) stands out as a compelling growth stock supported by robust fundamentals. The company projects an 18.8% earnings per share (EPS) growth in 2024, well above the industry average of 6.1%. Aramark's asset utilization ratio is 1.44, signaling efficient use of assets compared to the industry's 0.99. Additionally, the company anticipates sales growth of 7.9%, surpassing the sector's 2.9% average. Positive trends in earnings estimate revisions further underline its growth potential. This combination of strong earnings growth, operational efficiency, and optimistic analyst outlooks underscores Aramark's appeal as a growth stock for investors seeking above-average returns with manageable risk.

Latest articles

Tesla Stock Pops as Europe Gives Musk a Fresh Self-Driving Win

Tesla Stock Pops as Europe Gives Musk a Fresh Self-Driving Win

20 May 2026
New York, May 20, 2026, 14:03 (EDT) Tesla Inc shares climbed in regular Wednesday trading after Lithuania became the second European country to allow the rollout of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software, giving investors another data point for the company’s autonomy push. The Nasdaq-listed stock was recently up about 2.5% at $414.10, after touching $415.10 intraday. (Reuters) Why it matters now is simple: Tesla’s stock is being judged less like a carmaker and more like a bet on software, robotaxis and artificial intelligence. Full Self-Driving, or FSD, is Tesla’s supervised driver-assistance system; it can handle some driving tasks, but the driver
BlackBerry Stock Nears Highs as Traders Eye Government Moves

BlackBerry Stock Nears Highs as Traders Eye Government Moves

20 May 2026
BlackBerry’s U.S.-listed shares rose 0.5% to $6.24 after its AtHoc platform renewed a high-level U.S. government cloud-security certification. Trading volume topped 27 million shares, with prices ranging from $6.10 to $6.37. The company’s QNX business reported 20% revenue growth last quarter. Executives are scheduled to speak at a Toronto tech conference Thursday.
Archer Aviation Swings as New SEC Filings Put Spotlight Back on Cash Burn

Archer Aviation Swings as New SEC Filings Put Spotlight Back on Cash Burn

20 May 2026
Archer Aviation shares were flat near $5.94 Wednesday afternoon as SEC filings showed executives sold stock to cover tax withholding on vested shares. The company registered over 3.2 million shares for resale and plans to issue up to $8 million in stock to vendors. Archer reported a $217.7 million net loss in Q1 and ended the quarter with $1.8 billion in liquidity.
Go toTop