A $1,000 Oracle investment from July 2025 would be worth $479.90 after a 52.01% slide
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Oracle shares are down ~52% year-over-year to a new 52-week low despite a double earnings beat and a $7B Pentagon contract, indicating the market is discounting near-term fundamentals. The overhang is Oracle's deep financial exposure to OpenAI's large commitments and Oracle's own funding needs, including a disclosed ~$40B debt/equity raise, raising concerns about leverage, counterparty risk, and AI strategy cash-flow durability.
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Oracle shares fell 52.01% over the past 12 months, dropping from $249.98 on July 29, 2025 to $119.96 on July 28, 2026. That move would have cut a $1,000 investment made a year ago to $479.90. The article says that despite a June double earnings beat and a $7 billion Pentagon contract, investor concerns about the profitability of Oracle’s deep commitment to OpenAI have continued to weigh on the stock.
