High Return Stocks

I am buying into $ORCL this morning in the $188 range for a long swing going into 2026. Many analyst have it in the mid $300’s on their targets indicating we are trading at a very discounted rate on the big drop today. They saw an EPS beat and strong cloud/AI growth which I believe will continue to help their overall revenues and profitability.
Despite the sharp pullback, Oracle still shows several compelling bullish indicators worth highlighting. Cloud momentum remains strong with OCI and SaaS delivering some of the fastest growth rates in enterprise software, and the company’s massive $500B+ backlog provides multi-year revenue visibility that few tech peers can match. Earnings strength—particularly on the bottom line—suggests long-term margin expansion as large AI and cloud contracts scale. Technically, the stock is approaching oversold conditions, sitting near multi-month support with volume capitulation that often precedes a rebound. That said, investors should also acknowledge a few bearish factors: the recent revenue miss, elevated capex, and rising leverage all create short-term pressure and headline risk. While these concerns explain the volatility, they don’t invalidate the broader growth trajectory, making the current dip a potentially attractive entry point for long-term buyers who manage risk appropriately.