The opportunity in $ORCL is getting ridiculous.
It’s the most obvious opportunity in the market right now. And one of the biggest.
Oracle expects to generate over $21 in EPS by FY2030.
Apply a conservative 20x P/E multiple, and you get a $420 stock.
That’s 250% upside from today’s $120 share price.
And here’s the crazy part.
Oracle’s average P/E ratio over the past decade has been 31x.
At that multiple, we’re talking about a $651 stock. That’s 442% upside.
Now look at the fundamentals:
• Revenue growing from $67B in FY2026 to over $225B in FY2030.
• Free cash flow turning positive in H2 FY2028.
• $30B in annual free cash flow by FY2029.
• Self-funded expansion starting in FY2029.
Today, Oracle also announced plans to raise another $20B through debt and equity.
Management expects this to cover its remaining capital markets funding needs through FY2030.
Think about that.
Oracle expects to more than triple its revenue, generate $30B in annual free cash flow, and fund its own expansion.
The market is pricing $ORCL at $120 while management is laying out a path to $420, even at a 20x earnings multiple.
I see a 250% opportunity hiding in plain sight.
It’s the most obvious opportunity in the market right now. And one of the biggest.
Oracle expects to generate over $21 in EPS by FY2030.
Apply a conservative 20x P/E multiple, and you get a $420 stock.
That’s 250% upside from today’s $120 share price.
And here’s the crazy part.
Oracle’s average P/E ratio over the past decade has been 31x.
At that multiple, we’re talking about a $651 stock. That’s 442% upside.
Now look at the fundamentals:
• Revenue growing from $67B in FY2026 to over $225B in FY2030.
• Free cash flow turning positive in H2 FY2028.
• $30B in annual free cash flow by FY2029.
• Self-funded expansion starting in FY2029.
Today, Oracle also announced plans to raise another $20B through debt and equity.
Management expects this to cover its remaining capital markets funding needs through FY2030.
Think about that.
Oracle expects to more than triple its revenue, generate $30B in annual free cash flow, and fund its own expansion.
The market is pricing $ORCL at $120 while management is laying out a path to $420, even at a 20x earnings multiple.
I see a 250% opportunity hiding in plain sight.
