$Oracle(ORCL)$ I've said this before: every pullback in an uptrend is a chance to add, not a reason to panic. I added aggressively below $230. The market rewards those who can overcome fear and punishes those who can't. That's how you survive and thrive as an investor.
$Oracle(ORCL)$ Looks like there are some hurdles due to market sentiment. Still looks decent overall. I know the momentum slowed because of the small reversal from 250 to 225. This dip could be a buying opportunity.
$Oracle(ORCL)$ Remember when people called me dumb for going all in. Well, it looks like my investment decision was a sound one. Maybe putting all your eggs in one basket isn't the worst idea. I've hit 5 out of 5 so far. I just bought 500 shares of Nike as a starter position at 45.96... not all in on Nike, but I'm pretty confident and I like the dividend. It was Oke, PAA, Meta, Nem, and now Oracle. I went all in on each. I should have made millions, but I learned a lot and made a small profit, so I'm happy. Now it's Oracle. What do I do? I have 350 shares with an average cost of 187. I'm thinking of selling 100 if we bounce to 350, then buying those shares back around 300. If not, I'll hold. Then sell another 100 at 500 and buy those back bet
$Oracle(ORCL)$ ORCL's year-to-date performance is flat, but year-over-year it's up 20%, which is not bad at all. Over a five-year span, whoa, it has doubled the S&P 500. So people can dump it all they want, but ORCL has delivered solid performance. I'm sticking with Charlie Munger's advice: “The big money is not in the buying or the selling, but in the waiting.” So far, the waiting has been very, very good.
$Oracle(ORCL)$ Some positive aspects about recent trades. All software stocks like Intuit, ServiceNow, Workday, Adobe, Salesforce ... are down except Oracle.