Go look at Oracle, right? Another one that just obliterated after this earnings killed it. Lower high. Nice knowing. Yeah, Oracle might be a snapback off the gap close.

— Trade Brigade, at 32:27

The structural trends are bad across Microsoft, Palantir, and you could say Oracle, right? On those givebacks

— Trade Brigade, at 30:56

some of the stocks that you want to stay away from, Oracle, I would say be careful with it

— EarningsBeats, at 16:13

Oracle gapping down on earnings. Well, that's not very helpful either.

— Trade Brigade, at 0:00

Oracle reports earnings tomorrow after the close. So that's going to be a big uh item not just for software but for technology to in total.

— EarningsBeats, at 15:42

Oracle needs to not only post great headline numbers, which I'm sure they will, but they need to have those great headline numbers in addition to guidance... Oracle needs to raise guidance. If they say that they're just reiterating guidance or they're just holding things steady,

— Joseph Carlson, at 3:08

Oracle is ripping because I think the market is, 'Hey

— The Compound

I want to be open-minded to a lot of the data center names. So far, I'm thinking Oracle.

— Trade Brigade

Oracle coming down into an area where I thought it could turn back to the upside... over the last 5 years they've been raising their dividends by 20% or more per year... if you can get a company like that pulling back to a key support level where then you can start to think about

— EarningsBeats

Oracle is having to lay off thousands, maybe tens of thousands because bubbles never change... now it appears they have to be cutting back on their workforce trying to conserve cash to maybe self-finance some of their hyperscaling buildout. It is indeed more evidence a more concr

— Eurodollar University

Oracle earnings looked good at face value. The stock gapped up big time. Uh although it was a great fade right off the daily 50 SMA. So Oracle gap and go or maybe you know gap attempt and to go and then fail. It was probably more of a short than anything else.

— Trade Brigade

It's still a pattern of lower highs and lower lows below declining 20, 50, and 200-day moving average. This isn't anything more than a bounce in a downtrend until proven otherwise.

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

Look at Oracle, for instance. Oracle went up, what was it, 30 or 40% in one day a few months ago when they had that crazy announcement. It's crashed back down. It's lower now than it was before that announcement.

— The Julia La Roche Show