Mar. 14 at 10:39 PM
$ORCL People may have already forgotten that the stock spiked
$18 right after the earnings report last week. The earnings clearly proved that revenue growth, AI infrastructure expansion, and the size of secured future contracts are all extremely strong, with very bullish forward guidance.
So the current
$155 price is largely technical pressure from Wall Street, using the Middle East conflict as an excuse to push the stock back into a support zone and shake out the profit-taking from the post-earnings spike.
Once the Middle East tension cools down, this beast can easily rip again — a
$20 move in a single day is not unusual, and a 2–3 day surge toward
$200 is very possible.
After consolidating around
$200, I still see
$250+ by year-end.
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