Oracle Stock Keeps Crashing
On June 10, Oracle reported that its sales for Q4 fiscal 2026, which ended on May 31, totaled $19.2 billion. This marked a roughly 21% year-over-year growth and exceeded Wall Street estimates.
Notably, the enterprise IT solutions company topped Wall Street’s earnings-per-share estimates and raised its profit outlook. However, this has not stopped its shares from plunging.
Oracle has closed the last nine trading sessions lower, dropping by roughly 15% over the past five days alone. As a result of these factors, Oracle recently posted its worst week in 25 years.
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