Oracle Surges 0.68% as Volume Plummets 52% to $1.33B Ranking 40th in Market Activity

On August 27, 2025, Oracle (ORCL) closed with a 0.68% gain as trading volume fell to $1.33 billion, a 52.05% drop from the previous day’s activity, ranking it 40th in market volume. Analysts highlighted earnings and revenue projections as key drivers for near-term sentiment.

Recent revisions to Oracle’s earnings estimates suggest cautious optimism. The company is projected to report $1.47 per share for the current quarter, reflecting a 5.8% year-over-year increase. While the Zacks Consensus Estimate for this quarter has declined slightly by 0.1% over 30 days, the broader fiscal outlook remains stable, with $6.73 expected for FY 2025 (up 11.6%) and $7.66 for FY 2026 (up 13.9%). Revenue estimates also point to growth, with $15.01 billion expected for the current quarter (+12.8% YoY) and $66.6 billion for FY 2025 (+16% YoY).

Oracle’s valuation remains a point of contention. The company’s Zacks Value Style Score of F indicates it trades at a premium relative to peers. Despite this, its Zacks Rank of #3 (Hold) suggests alignment with market trends in the near term. Historical performance shows Oracle has exceeded earnings and revenue estimates twice in the past four quarters, with recent results including a 11.3% YoY revenue increase and a 3.66% EPS surprise.

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