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Stock Market Earnings Preview for December 8–15, 2025: Oracle, Broadcom, Costco and GameStop Lead a Fed‑Heavy Week

Stock Market Earnings Preview for December 8–15, 2025: Oracle, Broadcom, Costco and GameStop Lead a Fed‑Heavy Week

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates for a third straight time at its final meeting of 2025, with a decision due December 10. Major earnings reports from Oracle, Broadcom, Adobe, Costco, GameStop, and Lululemon are set for the week, raising the prospect of market volatility. Key economic data releases remain delayed after the fall government shutdown.
Oracle Corp (ORCL) Stock on December 6, 2025: AI Cloud Deals, Debt Risks and Q2 2026 Earnings Forecast

Oracle Corp (ORCL) Stock on December 6, 2025: AI Cloud Deals, Debt Risks and Q2 2026 Earnings Forecast

Oracle shares closed at $217.58 Friday, up 1.5% and marking a fourth straight day of gains, but remain about 37% below their September high of $345.72. Trading volume topped 24 million shares, above the 50-day average. Fiscal Q2 2026 earnings are due December 10, with Wall Street expecting EPS between $1.50 and $1.63 and revenue near $16.2 billion.
Oracle vs Amazon Stock: Which AI Cloud Giant Looks Better Positioned for 2026?

Oracle vs Amazon Stock: Which AI Cloud Giant Looks Better Positioned for 2026?

Oracle shares surged 87% year-to-date by September 2025, then dropped 30% before stabilizing near $216. Amazon gained 6.8% in 2025, lagging major indexes and trading around $230. Oracle trades at 45–50x earnings, seen as undervalued by some models, while Amazon’s P/E sits in the low-30s, also viewed as modestly undervalued. Oracle’s cloud revenue rose about 25% for the year, with infrastructure up nearly 50%.
Oracle (ORCL) Stock Today: AI Cloud Backlog, Debt Warnings and What to Expect from Dec. 10 Earnings

Oracle (ORCL) Stock Today: AI Cloud Backlog, Debt Warnings and What to Expect from Dec. 10 Earnings

Oracle shares rose to about $217 in late morning trading December 5, up 3% from Wednesday’s close and valuing the company near $610 billion. The move follows renewed optimism over Oracle’s AI-driven cloud strategy ahead of fiscal Q2 earnings on December 10. Analysts expect revenue growth of around 15% and adjusted EPS of $1.64. Oracle’s debt-to-equity stands at roughly 3.3×, with a current ratio near 0.62.
Oracle Stock on December 5, 2025: AI Cloud Boom, Default Fears and Earnings Countdown for ORCL

Oracle Stock on December 5, 2025: AI Cloud Boom, Default Fears and Earnings Countdown for ORCL

Oracle shares traded near $214 Friday, up 3.2% after analysts raised price targets, but remain about 40% below their 52-week high. The stock dropped 20–23% in November amid rising volatility and credit-default-swap spreads, with Oracle’s 5-year CDS hitting 128 basis points, its highest since the financial crisis. Investors cite concerns over Oracle’s $100 billion debt and aggressive AI infrastructure spending. Q2 FY26 earnings are due December 10.
2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Financial Planning Software: Workday, OneStream and Board Front an AI Arms Race in FP&A

2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Financial Planning Software: Workday, OneStream and Board Front an AI Arms Race in FP&A

Gartner released its 2025 Magic Quadrant for Financial Planning Software, evaluating 14 vendors including Workday, OneStream, and Board. Within hours, several vendors announced new leadership roles and AI-driven strategies. Workday reported its fourth consecutive year as a Leader, highlighting its focus on agentic AI and unified enterprise planning. Announcements followed December 4–5, 2025.
Oracle Stock on December 4, 2025: AI Backlog, Debt Fears and the High‑Stakes Earnings Ahead

Oracle Stock on December 4, 2025: AI Backlog, Debt Fears and the High‑Stakes Earnings Ahead

Oracle shares rose about 3% to $215 on December 4, 2025, but remain nearly 40% below their 52-week high after a sharp AI-fueled rally and subsequent selloff. Investors are weighing a large AI backlog against rising debt and credit concerns ahead of Oracle’s Q2 2026 earnings report on December 10. Market sentiment has soured, but Deutsche Bank reiterated a Buy rating with a $375 target.
Oracle Stock (ORCL) in December 2025: AI Cloud Supercycle Meets Debt Jitters Ahead of Q2 FY26 Earnings

Oracle Stock (ORCL) in December 2025: AI Cloud Supercycle Meets Debt Jitters Ahead of Q2 FY26 Earnings

Oracle shares closed at $207.73 on December 3, down roughly 35–40% from a September peak above $320 after an AI-driven rally. Fiscal Q1 2026 results showed $14.9 billion in revenue, with cloud revenue up 28% and remaining performance obligations surging to $455 billion. Oracle reports fiscal Q2 earnings on December 10.
Oracle Stock (ORCL) Today: AI Cloud Winner, Wells Fargo Upgrade and Long‑Term Forecasts to 2030

Oracle Stock (ORCL) Today: AI Cloud Winner, Wells Fargo Upgrade and Long‑Term Forecasts to 2030

Oracle shares traded near $204 on December 3 after a volatile month, down about 22% but still up 21% year to date. Wells Fargo initiated coverage at “Overweight,” citing Oracle’s $500 billion AI workload pipeline as a growth driver. Invesco boosted its stake by 42% in Q2, while other funds trimmed holdings. Analyst reports highlight both short-term pressure and long-term optimism tied to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Oracle Stock After the Bell: ORCL Holds the Line Around $201 as Wall Street Splits on Its AI Supercycle – Dec. 1, 2025

Oracle Stock After the Bell: ORCL Holds the Line Around $201 as Wall Street Splits on Its AI Supercycle – Dec. 1, 2025

Oracle shares closed just above $200 on December 1, down 40% from September’s record high near $328. The stock slipped less than half a percent Monday after trading between $196.7 and $203.5 on average volume. The sharp decline follows concerns over AI infrastructure spending and Oracle’s rising debt since its strong fiscal Q1 report in September.
Oracle Stock (ORCL) in December 2025: AI Backlog Jitters vs. $144 Billion Cloud Dream

Oracle Stock (ORCL) in December 2025: AI Backlog Jitters vs. $144 Billion Cloud Dream

Oracle shares closed at $202 on December 1, 2025, down 40% from their 52-week high and among the worst performers in mega-cap tech last month. The sell-off follows concerns over debt-fueled AI spending and exposure to OpenAI. Analysts’ average 12-month target still implies over 60% upside. The company reports fiscal Q2 earnings on December 8.
Oracle Stock Price Forecast 2026: Can AI and Cloud Growth Reignite ORCL After Its 2025 Sell‑Off?

Oracle Stock Price Forecast 2026: Can AI and Cloud Growth Reignite ORCL After Its 2025 Sell‑Off?

Oracle shares trade near $200, down 41% from a 2025 peak after heavy AI and data-center spending triggered a sell-off. Fiscal 2025 revenue reached up to $59 billion with net income over $12 billion, but net debt stands above $100 billion and free cash flow turned negative. Wall Street targets for 2026 vary widely as analysts weigh large AI contracts against high leverage and credit risk.
Oracle Stock Outlook for December 1, 2025: Debt‑Fueled AI Bet, OpenAI Cloud Pact and a Deep Wall Street Divide

Oracle Stock Outlook for December 1, 2025: Debt‑Fueled AI Bet, OpenAI Cloud Pact and a Deep Wall Street Divide

Oracle shares closed Friday at $201.95, down 1.5% and about 42% below their September high. The company’s $575 billion valuation comes with a debt-to-equity ratio above 3x and a P/E near 47. Debate centers on Oracle’s debt-funded AI push with OpenAI, split analyst views, and recent healthcare IT moves. Wall Street consensus remains broadly positive, with an average price target of $325.
Oracle Stock (ORCL) on November 30, 2025: AI Debt Jitters, OpenAI Megadeal and Analyst Split Define the Outlook

Oracle Stock (ORCL) on November 30, 2025: AI Debt Jitters, OpenAI Megadeal and Analyst Split Define the Outlook

Oracle closed at $201.95 on November 28, down 42% from its September high near $345 after a surge tied to AI contracts. The drop follows bond-market jitters over Oracle’s debt-fueled AI push and new analyst concerns about its reliance on OpenAI. Options activity has spiked as traders react to sharp swings. Oracle’s market cap remains around $580 billion.
Oracle Stock (ORCL) Today: OpenAI Backlog Jitters, $38B Loan Talks and Split Wall Street Views

Oracle Stock (ORCL) Today: OpenAI Backlog Jitters, $38B Loan Talks and Split Wall Street Views

Oracle shares closed Friday at $201.95, down 1.47%, and remain about 42% below their 52-week high despite a 23% year-to-date gain. DA Davidson cut its price target to $200, citing concerns that Oracle’s AI backlog is heavily tied to OpenAI. Reuters reports banks are in talks to lend $38 billion to Oracle and Vantage for new OpenAI data centers. Analyst consensus remains broadly positive, with average price targets near $325–$338.
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Oracle Stock Slides to $201 as Debt and AI Jitters Collide With Strong Growth: ORCL Update for November 29, 2025

Oracle Stock Slides to $201 as Debt and AI Jitters Collide With Strong Growth: ORCL Update for November 29, 2025

Oracle shares closed at $201.95 on November 29, down nearly 30% for the month and erasing over $300 billion in market value since September’s OpenAI deal. Despite a 23% gain year-to-date and a record $455 billion cloud backlog, analysts cite mounting debt near $100 billion and negative free cash flow as key concerns.
Oracle in 2025: AI Cloud Mega‑Deals, New Co‑CEOs and a High‑Stakes Transformation

Oracle in 2025: AI Cloud Mega‑Deals, New Co‑CEOs and a High‑Stakes Transformation

Oracle signed a reported $300 billion cloud deal with OpenAI and is negotiating a $20 billion agreement with Meta, aiming to become a top AI infrastructure provider. The company adopted a co-CEO model in September 2025, named Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia as co-chiefs, and moved Safra Catz to executive vice chair. Oracle faces rising debt, legal, and security risks amid layoffs and restructuring.
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  • Watches of Switzerland Posts Record £1.83 Billion Revenue as US Becomes Leading Market
    May 20, 2026, 1:28 PM EDT. Watches of Switzerland Group plc reported a record £1.83 billion in full-year revenue for FY26, up 13% at constant currency. Adjusted EBIT is forecast between £152 million and £155 million, surpassing prior guidance and boosting shares over 15% to £609. The US market became the group's largest, with revenue hitting $1.24 billion (£927 million), surpassing the UK and Europe combined at £901 million. CEO Brian Duffy credited ultra-wealthy American consumers and strong luxury watch and jewellery sales, with jewellery growing 18% to £240 million. Pre-owned watches grew 22%, and ecommerce revenue rose 21%. The company invested £67 million in retail expansion, including new showrooms. Net debt declined to £57 million. Geopolitical risks from Swiss import tariffs and Middle East conflicts are monitored but currently have limited impact.

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