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Wall Street is disappointed and confused by Oracle's report. Where they see the stock going

Oracle's negative free cash flow of about $10 billion and $12 billion capex raise concerns about near-term profitability despite long-term AI growth potential, analysts said.

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Analysts across the board cut their price targets on Oracle, but ultimately remained bullish on the company in the long term despite some near-term friction.

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Oracle's shares (ORCL) plummet on Thursday, after the company reported revenue below expectations and offered a conservative guide for the next quarter.Despite the adjustment, most Wall Street analysts maintain a constructive vision towards the medium and long term.See more: From the dotcom bubble to the AI boom: 25 years later Cisco's stock regains its recordThe market reacted with skepticism to the growing disconnect between the size of future…

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CNBC broke the news in United States on Thursday, December 11, 2025.
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