Oracle's debt level, as of November 2023, has reached a staggering $88.8 billion, causing both intrigue and concern among shareholders and market analysts. Is this a red flag that Oracle is on the way down?
https://bnnbreaking.com/world/us/oracle-corporations-debt-a-comprehensive-analysis-and-its-implications/
This mystery may come down to just one question: Who taught the teacher?
Someone's work may come in handy at the end. Better hold onto it, I wouldn't assume there is just one person to trade it to.
Every minute, of every hour, of every day, he plots a path to his own destruction.
Brilliant that is... evil perhaps.
Someone said earlier that SEC man takes no action himself and they are right. He incites others to do things for him. I suspect the reason is so that he has something to trade when the feds knock on his door. What he trades could be you. The worse you do for him, the more likely he can trade you. There will be no loyalty. He doesn’t need you except to trade.
Oracle is good.
Nah, should be Oracle is totally legit and lawful good.
SEC man lies to get people to do things for him. He'll throw you under the bus later. Beware the SEC man!
More lies SEC man? You know how to do that better than anyone.
Oracle is good. Things change but often for the better.
We are living in changing times. The Tech industry over hired and it is time for a correction. If you are one that gets layed off, there are job openings for Oracle experience. Many former Oracle employees post on this site that, life after Oracle is good. Either way, things will be OK.
Oracle is big trouble.
Read CX post. What a waste.
Money-bags is showing independent thought.
Might be time for his 'chat'.
Still hoping to be "ustilized".
Such a trivial little app. No way can the people who wrote it implement anything complicated. Someone else would have to do all the work for them.
But, not a bad idea for a future possibility with a more skilled development team.
We'll see who is in trouble and who is not.
Oracle is big trouble.
Read CX post. What a waste.
We are All in trouble!
Is this Marc Beniott again writing this stuff. Stick to Davos and su-king Jim Crammer.
Yeah, but they’re such “little” criminals.
That’s hilarious
One little, two little, three little criminals.
Four little, five little, six little criminals.....
Yet, it’s not funny..,, because of the criminals, Oracle is in trouble.
Glad to see that people have read "The Great Taking"
Oracle reminds of the little Indian song, but with one minor change:
One little, two little, three little criminals.
Four little, five little, six little criminals.....
Of course, a large number of the management ARE Indian, so I guess you can sing it both ways. LOL.
Have you heard about the USA? Its model is printing empty money and force the rest of the world to pay for it under the g-n. After some point your dept is no longer your problem.
I love these people who respond to those pointing out problems, by pointing out a bigger problem and then pretending there's nothing to point out. For these people, it seems, all criminal activity is OK, since you can always point to a bigger criminal, then just don't bother with the rest of it. Totally insane. But, many people are taken in by it.
Quick, look over there... nothing to see here. Misdirection at it's finest.
Do a web search on "The Great Taking", and realize that anything with any debt attached is in trouble.
Have you heard about the USA? Its model is printing empty money and force the rest of the world to pay for it under the g-n. After some point your dept is no longer your problem.
oh good. send the stock to ZERO!
Is Oracle in trouble?
You must be new here.
Is Oracle in trouble?
LOL!
Many times in the past I have thought there is no way that Oracle can continue to succeed, but then it always does in spite of everything. Could be that way again I think.
Do a web search on "The Great Taking", and realize that anything with any debt attached is in trouble.
The next 2 years will be the most incredible in world history, and considering the last 4 years, that is saying something.
The conclusion of the article is no ... and it won't be as long as cash flow is maintained.