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2 Reasons Oracle Stock Could Double in Value by 2028
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Oracle's remaining performance obligations (RPO) grew from $455 billion to $638 billion in the nine months following the OpenAI deal. — Significant growth in backlog proves diversified demand for AI infrastructure beyond a single client, reducing idiosyncratic risk.
+0.60Oracle's forward P/E ratio has dropped to 16, significantly below the S&P 500 average of 32. — A low valuation relative to the broader market and historical norms typically attracts value buyers and suggests an undervalued asset.
+0.40Oracle borrowed nearly $130 billion as of the end of fiscal 2026 to fund infrastructure, creating a heavy debt load against a $43 billion book value. — High leverage increases financial risk and interest burdens, which can weigh on the stock price if growth slows.
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Oracle's net income increased by 37% during fiscal 2026. — Strong bottom-line growth supports the company's ability to service its debt and justifies higher valuations.
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The article describes the stock as an increasingly attractive buying opportunity with low valuation and strong backlog growth.
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