Oracle (
$ORCL) surged 87% in months, with a single-day jump from $240 to $345 on September 9.
Reddit investors in r/stocks question whether the move was fueled by insider knowledge of the TikTok deal, citing lack of transparency around new contracts.
Small-cap partner
$NVNI also gains attention, riding Oracle's AI/cloud expansion in Latin America.
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Reddit Questions the Legitimacy of ORCL’s Surge
A highly upvoted post in r/stocks with 230 upvotes and 37 comments directly challenges the validity of ![]()
The post further suggests that the TikTok deal was likely built into the company's outlook, and that the media's explanations of "AI, backlogs, and the projected outlook" were insufficient to justify such a dramatic move. With Oracle projecting revenue to grow from $18B this year to $144B annually by 2029, the author cautions that this level of projected growth from a "tech dinosaur" should not be met with such a surge, especially given the company's inconsistent earnings record.
Small-Cap Partner NVNI Rides Oracle’s Coattails
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Sentiment and Engagement
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Summary
Oracle's massive stock surge has captured the attention of retail investors on Reddit, but not all of it is positive. While the company's AI narrative and potential TikTok deal have fueled enthusiasm, a significant portion of the discussion questions whether the move is justified or if it reflects insider trading. Meanwhile, the spotlight on Oracle is also lifting smaller partners like ![]()
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