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@Fuelman  

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/stock ... ter-delays

And even more problematically, these crashes are occurring following record retail buying... UBS's US retail market making clients on Thursday had $44 mn of inflows into equity ETFs and some single stocks, outweighing broader outflows across all single stock sectors. 

Trading volume in Oracle hit a record level (going back to 2013), with net inflows of $22 mn. 

Over the last seven days, RMM clients have net bought $99 mn of Oracle stock, making it the most-bought single stock name in December.

Oracle is down 47% since its surge in September. It is nowhere near done falling. (Although I suspect a large bounce incoming)

Retarded retail will buy the dips...all the way down to $50!! (my final bottom target for Oracle)

     
 
 

LowIQTrash » 12 Dec 2025, 11:45 am » wrote: ↑

12 Dec 2025, 11:45 am

@Fuelman  

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/stock ... ter-delays

Oracle is down 47% since its surge in September. It is nowhere near done falling. (Although I suspect a large bounce incoming)

Retarded retail will buy the dips...all the way down to $50!! (my final bottom target for Oracle)

   

So you took a short position on Oracle?

The talking heads have it rated as a moderate buy.

I'm sure Oracle is in multiple funds in the portfolio. When you mention these stocks I like to go back and look at the chart and see how much we paid. Looks like the range of purchase was $20-65 a share. No purchases after January 2021. These last 5 years show a 213% increase with a close at $190 yesterday. Not bad for a retarded boomer.

With $400 billion being traded every day on Wall Street, there will always be someone taking the opposite position.

I still hope you are wrong about the big crash for everybody's sake.
 

Ok buy oracle at $50



wait a sec its at $189 what do I do with my money in the mean time?

Fuelman » 13 Dec 2025, 9:56 am » wrote: ↑

13 Dec 2025, 9:56 am

So you took a short position on Oracle?

The talking heads have it rated as a moderate buy.

I'm sure Oracle is in multiple funds in the portfolio. When you mention these stocks I like to go back and look at the chart and see how much we paid. Looks like the range of purchase was $20-65 a share. No purchases after January 2021. These last 5 years show a 213% increase with a close at $190 yesterday. Not bad for a retarded boomer.

With $400 billion being traded every day on Wall Street, there will always be someone taking the opposite position.

I still hope you are wrong about the big crash for everybody's sake.

I was short at 327 but didn't hold through the entire fall.

Bounce incoming soon, probably back to $270.

Yes it is headed to $50 eventually and no Wall St "analyst" (one of the few jobs that deserve to be replaced with AI) can do anything about it. It will return to its 2000 highs.

LowIQTrash » 13 Dec 2025, 11:37 am » wrote: ↑

13 Dec 2025, 11:37 am

I was short at 327 but didn't hold through the entire fall.

Bounce incoming soon, probably back to $270.

Yes it is headed to $50 eventually and no Wall St "analyst" (one of the few jobs that deserve to be replaced with AI) can do anything about it. It will return to its 2000 highs.

Nothing wrong with taking profits before the trade fades.

The experts are calling for a possible $400/share for Oracle by 2027.