Oracle Corporation
Last price: $135.69
Updated: 1 day ago
52w range:
$114.50
to
$322.54
52w change:
18.51%
to
-57.93%
Forward PE: 12.336587
Trailing EPS: 6.38
50d average: $145.47
(-7%)
200d average: $162.03
(-16%)
Open: $142.19
Previous close: $143.56
Change: -$7.87
(-5.48%)
Day high: $142.78
Day low: $134.66
Volume: 42.01 million
Avg. vol 3m: 31.74 million
Cap: 411.34 billion
NYSE
NYSE:ORCL
Shares outstanding: 3.0 billion
Price hint: 2
Price to book: 10.405675
Annual dividend rate: 2.00
Annual dividend yield: 0.01
$0.50 dividend 3 months ago
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Summary
(retrieved 1 month ago)
ORCL
Oracle is a large enterprise software and infrastructure company best known for its database franchise, ERP applications, and cloud infrastructure. It sells mission-critical technology to businesses and governments, which gives it deep customer relationships and meaningful switching costs.
Its revenue model is diversified across software licenses, cloud subscriptions, support and maintenance, and infrastructure services. A big part of the story is the installed base: Oracle earns recurring revenue by supporting systems customers rely on every day, then tries to upsell them into cloud applications and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
The business quality is generally strong. Database and enterprise workloads tend to be sticky, customers are reluctant to rip out core systems, and Oracle benefits from scale and long product cycles. On your figures, the stock trades at 14.10x forward earnings versus 26.42x trailing earnings, suggesting the market expects a meaningful step-up in earnings power if execution holds.
The stock has also shown strong recent momentum. At 154.04, shares are above the 50-day average of 139.78, though still below the 200-day average of 169.43. With a market cap of $443.71 billion, Oracle is firmly a mega-cap name, and the 1.37% dividend yield adds a modest income component.
The main debate is whether Oracle can turn its legacy strength into durable cloud leadership. If cloud infrastructure and AI-related demand keep scaling, the stock can look inexpensive relative to its size and embedded customer base. If growth slows or capital intensity rises without enough return, the market may keep treating Oracle as a mature incumbent rather than a premium cloud platform.