Oracle just dropped their earnings and the market's not having it—shares tanked 11% before the bell even rang. Here's the thing: when you're pouring billions into AI infrastructure, investors get real twitchy about any revenue miss, no matter how small. Making it worse? Their credit default swap spreads are widening too, signaling growing concern about the gap between massive capex burns and actual returns. Classic case of "show me the money" sentiment kicking in during this AI spending frenzy.
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rug_connoisseur
· 2h ago
Oracle's recent performance is indeed disappointing. Despite pouring so much money into AI, they still haven't made a profit. Investors are already tired of it.
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RektRecorder
· 12-12 19:52
Oracle plummeted another 11%, and this time investors are really angry... Spending so much money on AI infrastructure, yet revenue still underperforms, and CDS is soaring. This is the reality.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 12-12 04:39
Oracle's performance this time is really disappointing. Burning money to nurture the AI dream requires standing firm against the market's knives.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 12-12 02:00
NGL Oracle's recent performance has been quite disappointing, investing so much money in AI and still losing... Investors' patience is also limited.
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pvt_key_collector
· 12-11 14:48
Oracle's recent move is truly outrageous. Spending so much money on AI infrastructure only to drop the ball—no wonder investors are panicking.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 12-11 14:47
Don't be fooled by Oracle's decline; this is the best opportunity to jump in. I've said it before, in the AI infrastructure race, whoever seizes the high ground first wins. Now a bunch of people are scared off by 11%, but the opportunity won't wait.
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TommyTeacher1
· 12-11 14:42
Oracle has dropped again, investors are really on the verge of collapse from AI investments. I think this wave is just everyone betting on whether they can really make it back.
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OfflineNewbie
· 12-11 14:33
Damn, Oracle really dropped the ball this time. They spent so much money on AI, but it still backfired.
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0xSoulless
· 12-11 14:31
Oracle has dropped again. This is the result of burnishing money to change the story; sooner or later, debts will need to be repaid.
Oracle just dropped their earnings and the market's not having it—shares tanked 11% before the bell even rang. Here's the thing: when you're pouring billions into AI infrastructure, investors get real twitchy about any revenue miss, no matter how small. Making it worse? Their credit default swap spreads are widening too, signaling growing concern about the gap between massive capex burns and actual returns. Classic case of "show me the money" sentiment kicking in during this AI spending frenzy.