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ORCL (ORCL)
ANALYSIS REPORT #48 • 2026-02-26
Verdict
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Oracle reported a significant non-GAAP EPS beat of $2.26 against estimates of $1.64, while total revenue of $16.1 billion slightly missed the consensus of $16.19 billion. The company showcased strong cloud revenue growth and a massive surge in Remaining Performance Obligations (RPO) driven by AI-related contracts. Forward guidance for Q3 FY2026 and FY2027 indicates continued strong growth in cloud and overall revenues, reinforcing a positive outlook.
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TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: STAGE ANALYSIS
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