Saad Ullah
Oracle just made Wall Street history. On September 10, 2025, the database giant's stock exploded nearly 40% in a single trading session, delivering its second-best performance ever. This massive surge pushed Oracle well above $300, not only beating its dot-com era rally from 1999 but coming dangerously close to matching its legendary December 23, 1992 performance.
ORCL's Second-Best Day Ever
Trader Steve Burns highlighted how Oracle's +39.20% move to $336.17 represents something truly extraordinary in today's market.
For a company of Oracle's size to generate this kind of momentum is unprecedented among modern mega-cap tech stocks. The surge reflects both massive investor demand and Oracle's increasingly critical role in the AI and cloud computing revolution.
Technical Breakdown: Breaking Into Uncharted Waters
The chart tells a compelling story of raw market power. Oracle shares gapped higher at the open, smashing through long-held resistance around $250–260 before accelerating past $300. The vertical climb created a massive green candlestick that screams institutional demand on steroids. What makes this move even more impressive is how it eclipsed Oracle's peak rally during the dot-com bubble, putting this event in truly rare company. With Oracle now trading in completely uncharted territory, traditional resistance levels have become meaningless.
What's Driving This Historic Rally?
Multiple forces appear to be converging to fuel this explosive move. Oracle's AI-driven database products and strategic partnerships with major tech players have investors betting big on the company's future. The accelerating revenue from cloud services has flipped sentiment from cautious to wildly bullish overnight. Strong earnings likely provided the initial spark, but broader market dynamics are adding fuel to the fire. With investors rotating back into big tech names, Oracle found itself perfectly positioned to capture this wave of institutional money flowing back into the sector.
Saad Ullah
