Oracle Corp (ORCL)

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Oracle stock is on track for its worst month since 2001 despite record AI backlog growth. Historical data shows what happened after Oracle's previous 25%-plus monthly crashes.

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After this stock's incredible run, it's fair to wonder whether there's room for it to keep racing higher.

Oracle Corp (NYSE:ORCL) shares are trading lower Wednesday afternoon as investors digest workforce cuts tied to AI adoption.

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Oracle is a critical AI infrastructure play with a growing backlog to be recognized over the next two to five years, providing ample upside potential.

Oracle's financial position and doubts about its largest AI client have weighed on the stock.

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Oracle stock was lower after the company disclosed a 2026 headcount of 141,000, down by 21,000 from a year earlier after a round of layoffs.

Oracle is in the spotlight Tuesday after shedding 21,000 jobs, nearly 13% of workforce, citing AI adoption.