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Dear Oracle Stock Fans, Mark Your Calendars for June 10

Oracle reported Q3 revenue of $17.2B, up 22% YoY, with cloud revenue about $8.9B (+44%). Non-GAAP EPS was $1.79 (+21%) and net income about $3.7B. RPO rose to $553B (+325%). Guidance: Q4 revenue +18%–20% YoY and adjusted EPS $1.92–$1.96; fiscal 2026 revenue $67B and fiscal 2027 target ~$90B.

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Ahead of Oracle’s fiscal Q4 earnings on June 10
Street bullish (Strong Buy consensus; multiple firms reiterate Buy/Outperform with high PTs)

Strong quarter plus raised long-term growth targets and very large RPO expansion should support bullish positioning into the June 10 earnings window.

Oracle reported $17.2B revenue (+22% YoY), non-GAAP EPS $1.79 (+21% YoY), and raised FY27 revenue target to ~$90B on AI/cloud demand.

Bias toward upside re-rating/continued momentum into the next earnings print, with volatility risk if capex/FCF concerns dominate.

Background

The piece is a pre-earnings calendar/preview framing around Oracle’s latest reported quarter and forward guidance, emphasizing AI/cloud infrastructure demand.

Why it matters

Key trading focus is whether the raised FY27 revenue target and massive RPO expansion validate sustained AI-driven growth, while capex intensity raises cash-flow risk.

Market relevance

Multiple forward-looking metrics (guidance, FY27 target, RPO) plus reiterated bullish analyst stances create a constructive setup into the June 10 earnings catalyst.

Market effects

Reinforces AI infrastructure/cloud capex demand narrative, potentially supporting sentiment across hyperscaler/cloud infrastructure supply chains.

US large-cap software/enterprise IT sentiment tailwind tied to AI data-center buildout expectations.

Signals continued global enterprise AI adoption and multi-year infrastructure contracting, relevant to multinational cloud spend.

Alternative perspectives

The same capex ramp needed to sustain AI/cloud growth could pressure free cash flow longer than bulls expect, limiting near-term upside.

RPO growth may not fully translate into near-term revenue/FCF timing; investors may scrutinize conversion of backlog into recognized revenue and margins.

Key entities

  • Oracle

    Reported strong revenue/EPS growth, surged RPO, and issued Q4 guidance plus raised FY27 revenue target.

  • Guggenheim

    Reiterated Buy and $400 price target ahead of June 10 earnings, citing cloud/AI momentum and higher capex.

  • Mizuho

    Reiterated Outperform and $320 price target, expecting revenue acceleration and clearer capex/FCF guidance.

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