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The Oracle stock (i.) has dropped by around 45% from $250.25 on June 1 to $137.55 on July 7. One of the key factors contributing to this decline is the extremely high investments required primarily for building new data centers. This led to a significant negative free cash flow being reported. Additionally, the pace of expansion requires new liquid funds, which had to be raised through stock and bond placements. Besides financial factors, operational cuts such as a large-scale layoff program add to the uncertainty. The management views this as...
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