They are overvalued now. And regardless of expectations and hype, shares can not grow forever. Buying it now carries much more risk. Shares are expensive, and the more they grow at this rate the risk of them crashing down increases. I regret now not... — read more 

I was hoping to get some other perspectives on this move. Oracle is stable but I think it has reached its peak. Nvidia is hot right now, a little cheaper, and it can go a long way. Thoughts?

Oracle stock is very overvalued, as it trades at 45% premium to fair value. This is probably a market reacting to AI hype, which hasn’t delivered yet. There is a growing concern that AI hype will either balloon and burst, or definitely cause major... — read more 

If all goes as planned (an increase in revenue of over six percent, adjusted earnings growth of 12 percent, sizable growth rate of cloud infrastructure business, among others), then Oracle is poised to hit a new 52-week high tomorrow, in my humble... — read more 

As far as I can see Oracle is at this moment labeled as a hold by the analysts. What does that mean for me who wants to buy the stock at this moment. Is it an indication not to buy?

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wall-street-picked-13-ai-191128471.html Wow I didn't know ORCL what valued like this in the AI sector

The company recently reached the all time high of the stock value and is still hanging in at high numbers. While that may smell like success to some, and some may easily see a good trend here, I have to ask Is anyone able to name any reason for wich... — read more 

It's only a matter of time before ORCL starts going up again.

Or can ORCL go even higher? It is now at its all time high, but will this momentum continue?

If not, what are the best alternatives from companies in the cloud business? (except Amazon that’s too expensive).

Even though many of the people that invest in stock claim that Oracle is on a good rising path, and that now is the time to get on board, I think this logic is deeply flawed and that nothing good can come from buying Oracle right now. The stock is... — read more 

I mean enough time has passed since the latest restructure began at Oracle, and there was no major rise in the stock value. Layoffs of that size should have produced at least a small bump in the value. Could this be an indirect indicator that the... — read more 

The company is in the middle of implementing major cost-cutting measures, including massive layoffs. I don't mean to be insensitive, but from a shareholder perspective, that's one of the best moves they could be making right now. I can't understand... — read more 

From what I see from my research online and from talking to people that do investments and stock trades almost everybody claims that Oracle is undervalued. Just how much does this claim hold ground? Does Oracle really belong in the value range over... — read more 

The talk of Oracle possibly acquiring Cerner has certainly pushed the latter's stock up, but not so much with Oracle. I think this is a good move, though, and it could reflect well on Oracle's stock price in the future. Things are not clear enough... — read more 

A lot o blabbing lately about Oracle being the stock to buy no. I won’t lie, It got my attention. Unfortunately for the ones who bought and fortunately for the ones that decided to pass, when you take a closer look under the surface, all doesn’t seem... — read more 

I was going to add ORCL to my portfolio but I'm thinking that this might not be the right time. The stock is at its peak (other than the last couple of weeks but I don't see that staying true for long) and I'm not sure it has much left in it as far... — read more 

To be honest, Oracle is definitely not a stock that I would even consider buying. All my acquaintances that had it have sold it. I don't even get how they're still around. I'd rather invest in MSFT than in Oracle. People might disagree with me but... — read more 

Oracle is getting stronger in cloud, it has a database used by many large enterprises, and it has a whole line of applications that go with it. Each of these are separate sources of revenue that are not going away any time soon. Oracle is one of my... — read more