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Trading Insights 11/10/25

Mike Larson | Editor-in-Chief
AI stocks are a dime a dozen these days. But there is ONE Artificial Intelligence name you simply CAN’T ignore...Oracle Corp. (ORCL).
Look at my MoneyShow Chart of the Day. It shows how shares of the mega-cap AI and cloud computing giant have traded over the last six months.

Source: StockCharts
See that enormous gap higher on September 10? That 36% one-day surge was the biggest for the stock since 1992. It came after Oracle reported a monumental 359% rise in remaining performance obligations – essentially, future revenue it’s contracted to receive as a result of AI-related deals.
ORCL wasn’t the only company to report gigantic contract signings, AI investments, or AI projects back then – or in the weeks since. But its resultant stock surge was so large, it stood out like a sore thumb. In fact, it briefly made Oracle CEO Larry Ellison the richest man in the world – edging out Tesla Inc. (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk by a billion bucks or so.
But look at what has happened SINCE then. The stock has notched a series of lower highs. RSI has faded. The 20-day moving average has rolled over and crossed through the 50-day MA to the downside.
Most importantly, ORCL has given back ALL its gains since that September day! It’s trading right where it was before Ellison rocked the AI world with his contract news. Plus, we’re seeing similarly disappointing follow-through in other key AI bellwethers – like Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) and Meta Platforms Inc. (META).
Whatever you think about the prospects for AI technology, the trading in key AI STOCKS has been disappointing for weeks now. You have to pay attention to that trend shift – and take it into account if you’re investing or trading sector names.
The options market is evolving. So…are your trading tactics keeping up? In this MoneyShow MoneyMasters Podcast recorded at the 2025 MoneyShow Masters Symposium Las Vegas, top options specialists Bob Lang, president of Explosive Options; John Carter, founder of Simpler Trading; Kevin Davitt, head of index options content at Nasdaq; and Michael Khouw, chief investment officer at Optimize Advisors, break down what’s driving the record surge in options trading, and how traders can stay ahead of the curve.
They discuss the rise of 0DTE strategies, the boom in yield-enhanced ETFs, and how institutions and retail traders are both adapting. From the mechanics of daily options to real-world setups like John Carter’s “squeeze,” this conversation is packed with expert insights and actionable takeaways.
SPX: Sell Signals Piling Up, But All is Not Lost (Yet)
👉️ TICKER: SPXAfter gapping to new all-time highs a little more than a week ago, the broad stock market has gone into a modest (so far) corrective mode. The S&P 500 Index (^SPX) has now closed both of the gaps that were in place from late October, and has closed below the first support level of 6,750, notes Lawrence McMillan, editor at Option Strategist.
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It is pretty well understood that Bitcoin is a lead indicator for the stock market. They are both risk assets. But gold is more closely allied to government bonds. Some of the factors that lead to bond strength often lead to gold outperforming, too, advises Eoin Treacy, editor of Fuller Treacy Money.
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