Oracle's stock has dropped by 20% due to Wall Street's negative outlook on high spending, contrasting with Micron's more cautious approach, indicating differing market perceptions about future AI demand. This divergence suggests that while Oracle is facing skepticism, Micron is strategically avoiding reliance on AI hype, reflecting a broader trend in the technology sector.

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Oracle’s 20% Plunge Proves What Micron Knew All Along: AI Demand Is About to Collapse

By Omor Ibne EhsanPublished Jun 11, 11:38AM EDT

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Oracle stock has been plunging due to Wall Street souring on excessive spending
On the other hand, Micron is not leaning into the euphoria and is taking conservative steps
These stocks are moving in opposite directions, and it says a lot about where the market thinks AI will end up
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