Prev Close | 67.04 |
Day Low/High | 66.85 / 68.69 |
52 Wk Low/High | 66.72 / 106.34 |
Prev Close | 67.04 |
Day Low/High | 66.85 / 68.69 |
52 Wk Low/High | 66.72 / 106.34 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 2668.16B |
Market Cap | 178.87B |
P/E Ratio | 18.35 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Let's check on ORCL as it slumps on weak earnings and an analyst downgrade.
Some of the most ferocious rallies seem to occur during bear markets. Was this just one more bear market rally?
It is somewhat encouraging to be seeing insider buying notably increasing as equities offer lower entry points.
Here are two exchange-traded funds to put on your radar.
As M&A investments could hit $400 billion this year, watch for buys in health technology and data, biotech, pharma and medical devices.
After a difficult ending to 2021, ORCL needs a fresh start.
In a market filled with charts without a clear stop, ORCL offers that.
Looks like we are going to open the last day of what has been a miserable week for the markets in the red, based on where futures are currently trading. Small-caps, once again, look like they will take the brunt of the early decline. Skyworks Soluti...
The market's moves are setting the stage for better technical action in many of the stocks that have been lagging -- now here's what I'm hoping for in the next few weeks.
Plus, a quick look at earnings report winners and losers from Thursday after the market closed.
I remain more comfortable trading than investing until there is at least one notably upward trading day on notably higher aggregate trading volume.
The short answer is yes, as the shares of cosmetics maker Estee Lauder have shown over the years when they've become overvalued.
I'm a little bit cautious on MDB, just look at the competition.
The indexes have been hiding poor action in growth stocks and better action in small-caps.
Here's why it's time to jettison any personal holdings that are clearly pricey and swap into names that are undervalued.
If you like ORCL, you don't have to hurry. It's not about to take off.
My trades? What am I doing? Maintaining not gargantuan, but elevated cash levels. Not going crazy.
As we head into the last hour of trading for the week, here are some of the items worth noting next week: Economic Data - Wednesday, September 8: Weekly MBA Mortgage Applications Index; Weekly EIA Crude Oil Inventories; Fed Beige Book; July Consum...
The evolution of the cloud is happening across the economy at light speed. So it must be with the military application of such high tech.
The main action is rotation into the FATMAAN names and a few other big-caps.
I think I just take a walk and whistle on by ORCL without getting involved.
For example, consider stocks that should benefit from our ever-increasing digital lifestyle.
The public seems to have resigned itself to dealing with a greater degree of inflation for longer than anything I would have considered to be 'transitory.' The again, the public is often as wrong as the Fed.
A key technical pattern indicates the stock of the software giant could trade sideways for a bit.
I find this action most likely to be less than sustainable, without provoking an algorithmic counter. In other words, don't just be nimble, but tread softly.