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Oracle Soars on Strong Guidance, Drones Maker Dips
11 Mar
Summary
- Oracle shares surged over 9% on raised fiscal 2027 revenue outlook.
- AeroVironment stock dropped 10% due to missed revenue targets.
- Upstart plans to apply for a national insured financial institution.

Oracle experienced a significant stock increase, jumping over 9% due to strong fiscal third-quarter performance and an upward revision of its fiscal 2027 revenue outlook. The company now anticipates revenues of $90 billion, exceeding analyst expectations. In contrast, AeroVironment, a manufacturer of drones, faced a 10% share price drop after reporting weaker-than-expected third-quarter results, particularly a substantial miss on revenue. The company posted adjusted earnings of 64 cents per share on $408 million in revenue, falling short of market forecasts.
Further market movements included Cadre Holdings, a producer of safety products, which saw its shares decrease by nearly 9%. This decline followed the company's report of fourth-quarter earnings and revenue that fell below analyst estimates. Nike's stock, however, saw a positive shift, ticking up 2% after receiving an upgrade from Barclays, which also raised its price target. Additionally, Upstart Holdings added 3% to its share value following the announcement of its intention to seek approval from federal banking regulators to establish a national insured financial institution, Upstart Bank.




