But realistically until those massive USD 7.5 billion investments translate into organic, unmanipulated free cash flow on the quarterly earnings report, the underlying anxiety remains real.
If you love high stakes turnaround stories, nibbling at Oracle on technical rebounds will give you a massive rush of adrenaline.
But if you hate watching a company play musical chairs with its balance sheet, the smartest play is to stand aside. Let Oracle finish its restructuring on its own money.
You are much better off anchoring your portfolio into Big Tech like Microsoft & Meta while Oracle proves it can actually survive this cash transfusion.
Robbing Peter to pay Paul is like watching a friend payoff his credit card debt by taking a cash advance on another credit card. Nothing has changed.
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