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This is Scott Becker with De Becker Private Equity in the Becker Business podcast. Today's discussion is a short discussion about Oracle and bitcoin. And these two don't have that much in common. But here's what they do have in common. Oracle is having a great year. It now over the last month is down about 27%. For a little bit, it was looking like one of the real leaders in the AI it had made for a short period of time. Its rise made Larry Ellison, the chairman of the board, the sort of founder of Oracle, the richest person in the world. That Bloom is off the rose. He is still doing fine. We don't have to worry about Larry Ellison. But the Stock is down 27% over the last month. Similarly, we're watching the cratering of bitcoin to some extent. I think bitcoin is also down the last. I looked about 27% in the last month and continues to struggle. It's now at about 84%. $84,000. Excuse me. And it's down about 25% over the last 30 days. So that's Oracle and bitcoin and what they have in common. Thank you for listening to the Becker Business and the Becker Private Equity Podcast. I can't tell you how much we appreciate it. Thank you so much for joining us.
Episode: Oracle & Bitcoin 11-22-25
Host: Scott Becker
Date: November 22, 2025
In this concise episode, Scott Becker delivers a business news update focusing on Oracle and Bitcoin. Despite being fundamentally different, the episode explores their shared experience of significant market declines in the past month. Becker discusses their recent performance, draws parallels between their downturns, and briefly highlights the implications for major players like Oracle's Larry Ellison.
00:07 — On Oracle’s Stock:
“Oracle is having a great year. It now over the last month is down about 27%.”
00:33 — On Larry Ellison:
“Its rise made Larry Ellison...the richest person in the world. That Bloom is off the rose. He is still doing fine. We don’t have to worry about Larry Ellison.”
00:47 — On Bitcoin’s Decline:
“I think bitcoin is also down, the last I looked, about 27% in the last month and continues to struggle. It's now at about $84,000.”
This brief, to-the-point update captures the mood of volatility facing both traditional tech giants and leading cryptocurrencies, punctuated by Becker’s dry, reassuring tone. The episode serves as a snapshot of the current market sentiment shared by two seemingly unrelated assets.