
Gil Loria
Head of technology research at DA Davidson who appears as a guest to discuss Oracle, AI infrastructure demand, and industry financials.
Top 3 podcasts with Gil Loria
Ranked by the Snipd community

10 snips
Jun 30, 2025 • 44min
Stocks Close Out The First Half At Record Highs… And China’s Declining Data 6/30/25
Gil Loria, Head of Technology Research at D.A. Davidson, shares insights on Apple’s AI strategies and Oracle’s cloud growth. Lori Calvasina from RBC discusses market sentiment at record highs and investment strategies amidst geopolitical concerns. They analyze potential market corrections, the impact of China’s declining manufacturing data, and the competitive landscape in tech. With Home Depot's strategic moves and evolving investor attitudes toward AI, the conversation offers a comprehensive view of current market dynamics and future opportunities.

8 snips
Sep 9, 2025 • 47min
Apple’s Latest Hardware Updates… And A Buyback Bump 9/9/25
Gil Loria, Managing Director at DA Davidson, shares insights on Apple’s recent product launch, highlighting mixed reactions to the new iPhones, watches, and AirPods, and questioning the price hikes. He also discusses a surprising group of under-the-radar stocks that are outpacing the market and reflects on what they have in common. Loria dives into competition in the tech landscape, especially between Oracle, Microsoft, and Google, while exploring investment strategies in AI and utility sectors for future gains.

Nov 12, 2025 • 43min
Oracle Drops Back Down To Earth… And State Of the Consumer Ahead Of Holidays 11/12/25
Gil Loria, Head of Technology Research at DA Davidson, discusses Oracle's declining shares post-earnings and the implications for the AI sector. He highlights the risks associated with Oracle's debt and backlog, advising caution for other AI companies. The conversation shifts to the holiday retail outlook, with On Holdings showing strong results, indicating a vibrant consumer market as Christmas approaches. Loria offers insights on retail winners like Walmart and Amazon, setting the stage for a competitive holiday season.


