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NYSE:ORCL

Oracle (ORCL)

142.33
-4.14 (2.83%)
as of Aug 24, 2026, 8:05:38 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 24, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 44 opinions in the last 12 months.

Oracle Corporation is currently navigating through a challenging period characterized by significant investments in data center infrastructure amid rising debt levels. Analysts express mixed sentiments, with some highlighting the potential for Oracle to emerge as an AI powerhouse, supported by its partnership with OpenAI and a promising EPS growth projection by 2030. However, concerns regarding cost control, capital expenditure, and the impact of AI investments persist. The company has seen volatile stock performance, with recent sharp declines following mixed earnings reports and a general downturn in the software sector. Overall, while Oracle has potential growth avenues, uncertainties about its financial health and execution of its strategic vision make the outlook complex and variable.

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Fair Value
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There are better places to be. They have been on a mad buying spree, buying up all their competitors but they have not been generating organic sales growth.
DON'T BUY
A very good company, but they are definitely on the acquisition train. There is more to do. Bought People Soft recently and there will be others to follow. Prospects are pretty decent, but prefers Microsoft (MSFT-Q) where management is very focused on cost cutting and they have a new product rollout in the last half of this year.
DON'T BUY
Multiple is pretty reasonable. Making big acquisitions, probably because its organic growth is not what it once was. Prefers software that has organic growth such as business intelligence software such as Cognos (CSN-T).
BUY
Have done well on the acquisition trail. A little concerned on the sector in general. This one seems to be one of the consolidators in the sector right now.
BUY
Good company. There are a lot of good things that could be brought forward over the next little while. Very strong in the database side and are gaining market share against IBM (IBM-N) using the Linux platform. The growth in storage is at the low end. Positioned very well.
DON'T BUY
There's measured upside, something like $17/18. Doesn't care for high technololgy stocks or sector. Doesn't expect it to do terribly well.
DON'T BUY
Along with NASDAQ, you have probably seen the best for this stock for the next year. All the good news is now behind it.
HOLD
There is new strength in the enterprise software market. They are looking for a 5% growth rate, which is not significant. Merging with Peoplesoft. If it moves $1 higher in a breakout, it could go significantly higher.
TOP PICK
Has been buying as a value play. Overhang on the issue of Peoplesoft and where growth is going to come from. Hopefully their enterprise software/licensing business will pick up a bit. A lot of cash.
DON'T BUY
Stock prices will depend upon IT departments start spending on software again. The PeopleSoft bid drags on.
DON'T BUY
Very good earnings on the database side. Would like to have seen more growth on the application side which is still -6% year-over-year. Fully priced.
BUY
The leader in database technology. Introducing new products that are getting the eye of the customer because they are able to scale in a big way.
BUY
This would be a good entry-level. 10 X book. Speculative.
DON'T BUY
Has had its trials. Hasn't participated in the recent run-up. Would prefer other names in the software sector.
DON'T BUY
Not seeing earnings growth. Not cheap.
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