Oracle’s $300 Billion AI Bet Backfiring!?
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MarketBeat18 Jul 2026, 00:00 UTC
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Oracle Corporation (ORCL) is currently trading at a 52-week low of approximately $123.92. The stock has experienced a significant decline over the past year, with a year-to-date performance showing a decrease of 33.72%. The speaker views Oracle as a potential "horse starting to fade" and not a "buy-the-dip opportunity." The analysis suggests that Oracle's substantial investment in OpenAI, estimated at $300 billion, is a major bet on a company that is currently losing money and has reportedly postponed its IPO from 2026 to 2027. This implies a bearish outlook for both Oracle, due to its perceived flawed investment strategy, and for OpenAI itself, due to its financial performance and delayed public offering. The speaker believes Oracle is making a risky bet and advises against investing in it at this time, likening it to "catching a javelin."
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