ORCL down ~60% Is This Finally the Bottom? 🤔
Oracle has retraced roughly 60% from last year’s highs, following the broader software sell-off. Price now basing around 137 support. If Oracle posts stellar earnings next week with clarity around debt repayment, it could run quickly back toward 200, with a possible pre-earnings squeeze into 165.
Recent News & Developments
+ Management signaling stronger cloud growth + services uptake
+ Ongoing cost optimization initiatives to improve margins
+ Strategic focus on high-value enterprise contracts
+ Debt repayment transparency likely a catalyst this quarter
Growth Opportunities
+ Cloud & SaaS Expansion: Oracle Cloud Infrastructure continues gaining enterprise adoption across data, analytics, and apps
+ AI Adoption: Integration of AI capabilities into core apps and OCI infrastructure drives higher stickiness & platform value
+ Subscription Revenue: Longer-term recurring revenue mix improving predictability
+ Global Enterprise Penetration: Expanding installed base in international markets
Trade Idea & Price Target
ORCL 3/20 160C above 151 as an earnings trade
Price Target for Oracle is 225 by the end of 2026 and a long term target of 350.
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