Oracle's Trading Volume Drops 45.56% to $2.384 Billion, Ranked 26th in Market

On July 18, 2025, Oracle's trading volume reached $2.384 billion, a significant 45.56% decrease from the previous day, placing it 26th in the day's market rankings. Oracle's stock price fell by 1.33%.

Oracle's stock has surged this year, driven by substantial cloud deals and increasing demand for artificial intelligence (AI). The company's AI-focused initiatives, such as the NeoCloud project and the upcoming Abilene data center, are expected to significantly boost its GPU capabilities, potentially leading to a fourfold increase.

Jefferies recently raised its price target for Oracle's stock from $220 to $270, citing the company's strategic cloud investments and AI advancements. Analysts believe that Oracle's increased capital expenditure, particularly in AI and cloud technologies, will yield substantial returns in the future.

Despite hitting a 52-week high, there is debate among investors about whether Oracle's stock is overextended. Some analysts suggest that the company's recent performance may not be sustainable, while others remain optimistic about its long-term prospects.