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19 Jul 2026, 11:21 UTC · 13h ago
Oracle Crashed 65% From Its Peak. I Just Bought It Anyway.
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19 Jul 2026, 11:21 UTC · 13h ago
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Oracle has a remaining performance obligation (RPO) of $638 billion, representing contracted future revenue, a 363% increase over the previous year. — A massive increase in committed future revenue indicates strong demand for AI infrastructure and provides a significant long-term growth runway.
+0.80Approximately half of Oracle's RPO is tied to a single customer, OpenAI. — Extreme customer concentration creates a systemic risk; any failure by OpenAI to meet obligations would severely impact Oracle's revenue projections.
-0.60Oracle is guiding for $90 billion in revenue for fiscal year 2027, up from approximately $67 billion in fiscal year 2026. — Significant projected year-over-year revenue growth suggests a successful scaling of AI services.
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Oracle added $43 billion in debt in fiscal year 2026 and expects to raise another $40 billion in debt and equity in the current fiscal year to fund infrastructure. — Rapidly increasing leverage to fund capacity expansions increases financial risk and could weigh on short-term cash flow and credit ratings.
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The author views the stock as an incredible bargain with strong AI tailwinds, despite acknowledging market concerns over debt and backlog.
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