Oracle stock is undervalued with a P/E ratio under 20, showing strong cloud growth and positive earnings forecasts despite macroeconomic challenges. Key risks include supply chain issues, trade war impacts, and heavy capex plans, but Oracle's dividend increase and data center expansion are positive signs. Technically, ORCL is mixed; shares are below key moving averages with a bearish death cross, but there's potential upside to the mid-$140s.
AI related demand is fueling growth for Oracle's database products, helping the company build up a massive backlog. Management is expecting growth to improve to 15% in FY26 and further to 20% in FY27, versus ~8% growth today. Recent market turmoil has dropped Oracle's stock below a 20x P/E, which undervalues the company for its expected growth trajectory.
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks haven't been performing well on the market in 2025 amid the tariff-fueled turmoil that threatens to send the U.S. economy into a recession. Share prices of cloud infrastructure provider Oracle (ORCL -0.81%) are down nearly 20% so far in 2025 as of this writing, while data streaming platform provider Confluent (CFLT 1.41%) has dipped more than 23%.
ORCL faces dual security breaches as capital spending surges. With slowing growth and damaged trust, investors may want to reconsider positions despite AI ambitions.
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Oracle staff reportedly told some clients that a hacker stole some old client login credentials. The hacker accessed usernames, passkeys and encrypted passwords, Bloomberg reported Wednesday (April 2), citing unnamed sources.
Oracle has told customers that a hacker broke into a computer system and stole old client log-in credential, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing two people familiar with the matter.
The co-founder of Oracle and friend of President Trump, who was a flamboyant fixture in the 1990s, has returned to the spotlight through — of all things — TikTok.
With an April 5 deadline looming for the TikTok ban, President Trump will reportedly be briefed on a plan to keep it running. The post TikTok Ban Deadline Nears.
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The venture capital firm is reportedly in talks to invest in TikTok as part of a bid led by Oracle and other American investors looking to buy out TikTok from ByteDance, according to the Financial Times.
Tech giant Oracle is facing criticism for how it's handling two seemingly separate data breaches.