Jim Cramer Calls Oracle Stock's Recent Move Up "Incredible"

Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer put under the microscope. During the episode, Cramer discussed the stock’s returns, as he said:

“Oracle, which shot up a stunning 36% today. That’s a monumental move. Now, I want you to think of it like this. Let’s say you like the stock of Oracle, okay? Do you know that if you had bought, say, let’s do this, 10 shares of Oracle at its lowest close in April, putting to work roughly $1,200, it would now be worth almost $3,300? Do you know that’s a 167% return in less than five months? An individual stock gave you that bang for your buck in less than half a year. Think about what a difference that could make in your life. Oh, and can you imagine if you had more money than that to put to work? It could change your life… And this is not some fly-by-night speculative operation you’ve been buying.

It is one of the largest software companies on earth. It’s almost a trillion dollars. I mentioned that remarkable Oracle move, largely based on a forecast about gigantic data center growth that the company gave you on last night’s astonishing earnings call, and…. I mean, I couldn’t believe it when I heard it. I thought they were making this stuff up. It was incredible…”

Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) provides enterprise software, cloud applications, databases, and hardware solutions. Moreover, the company offers consulting, support services, and advanced technologies, including AI, IoT, machine learning, and blockchain.

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