Markets sometimes behave like they’re reading a different earnings report than everyone else, and Oracle’s Q2 print is exactly that kind of moment. At first glance the numbers look thunderous — triple-digit EPS growth, a 438% explosion in Remaining Performance Obligations, cloud revenue up 34%, and a monster $523 billion in committed pipeline. Yet the stock immediately sank … [Read more...] about Oracle’s Post-Earnings Selloff: What’s Really Behind the 10% Pre-Market Drop
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AVAV’s Valuation Shift: From Niche UAV Supplier to Scaled Defense Systems Integrator
AeroVironment’s fiscal Q2 2026 results require an analyst’s scalpel rather than a trader’s glance, because the headline GAAP loss obscures a fundamental change in the company’s economic profile. Revenue of $472.5 million, up 151% year over year, is not merely a cyclical spike or a one-quarter anomaly. Roughly $245 million came from BlueHalo, but the remaining $227 million from … [Read more...] about AVAV’s Valuation Shift: From Niche UAV Supplier to Scaled Defense Systems Integrator
Adobe Buyback Momentum Fuels a Sharp Afternoon Rally
Adobe’s stock picked up a lively tailwind this afternoon, climbing about 5.5% as traders warmed to the company’s accelerating share-repurchase rhythm. The move felt almost like Adobe was quietly nudging the market and saying, yes, we really do believe in our own trajectory, because the net buyback yield is now brushing up against 8%—a level that’s hard to ignore, especially in … [Read more...] about Adobe Buyback Momentum Fuels a Sharp Afternoon Rally
Cross-Border Private Credit Expected to Surge, but Operational Risks Loom
New global research from CSC shows rapid expansion ahead for cross-border private lending, driven by demand for alternative credit amid tighter banking conditions. However, the report highlights a parallel rise in operational complexity, noting that regulatory fragmentation, KYC challenges, currency exposure, and data reconciliation issues could slow deployment. The findings … [Read more...] about Cross-Border Private Credit Expected to Surge, but Operational Risks Loom
Salesforce Q3 FY26: A Strong AI-Driven Quarter With Big ARR Gains — And A Market Ready To Debate The Next Leg Up
Salesforce’s third quarter of fiscal 2026 is the kind of quarter that reinforces why the company remains the defining force in enterprise software. Revenue reached $10.3 billion, up 9% year over year (8% in constant currency), with subscription and support revenue hitting $9.7 billion, up 10%. Current remaining performance obligation (cRPO) climbed to $29.4 billion — up 11% — … [Read more...] about Salesforce Q3 FY26: A Strong AI-Driven Quarter With Big ARR Gains — And A Market Ready To Debate The Next Leg Up