Oracle (ORCL) Stock

We have just released a list of the 12 Best FAANG+ Stocks to Invest in at the moment. In this article, we will examine how Oracle Corporation (NYSE:ORCL) compares to other top FAANG+ stocks available for investment. The stocks that were once called FAANG are well-known for their strength in technology and market performance.

The comprehensive Oracle platform is praised for its easy deployment, value, and flexibility. At the SCOPE 2025 event in Orlando, Florida, Oracle Life Sciences was recognized as a 'Leader' in the Everest Group's 2024 assessment of Clinical Trial Management Systems (CTMS).

A German retailer is turning to Oracle's retail and cloud ERP solutions to boost productivity, cut costs, simplify operations, and support growth. Peek & Cloppenburg, a family-run fashion retailer established in 1901, has chosen Oracle's applications to improve its operations and manage inventory more effectively worldwide. The well-known department store chain has 160 locations in 16 European countries, serving millions of customers each year.

Warren Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) (BRK.B), has shown great skill in managing investments. From 1965 to 2023, the company's stock price has increased at an impressive annual rate of 19.8%, significantly exceeding the performance of the S&P 500.

This week, many big tech stocks dropped significantly due to concerns about DeepSeek, while the bond market remained relatively stable.

Jim Lebenthal, the Chief Equity Strategist at Cerity Partners, appears on CNBC's "Halftime Report" to discuss his decision to reduce his investment in Oracle.

Oracle has introduced AI agents that are based on specific roles to its cloud supply chain and manufacturing software. This new feature aims to automate everyday tasks, enabling businesses to focus more on important supply chain strategies, as stated in a press release on January 30.

Oracle, a major player in cloud computing, has seen significant growth over the past year, with its stock increasing by over 48%. In comparison, the Nasdaq Composite index only rose by 25% during the same time. This strong performance is largely due to the increasing need for Oracle's cloud infrastructure to support artificial intelligence (AI) tasks.

Throughout most of the 2010s, Oracle's stock didn't make much progress as the established tech company faced challenges in achieving growth and lagged behind the rapidly expanding tech companies referred to as the "Magnificent Seven."