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Oracle is Falling Fast. Here's Why This Wall Street Firm Believes The Stock Will Triple in 12 Months

Oracle’s credit downgrade and volatile bonds spark a Wall Street bet on a three‑fold stock surge.

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Oracle’s credit rating was cut by S&P to one notch above junk, a move linked to the influence of OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, according to The Times of India. The downgrade has coincided with a 7.8% drop in Oracle bonds and heightened activity in credit default swaps, as reported by Seeking Alpha.

Business Insider frames the downgrade as a potential warning sign for broader equities, while Trefis highlights underlying risks in Oracle’s stock. 24/7 Wall St. adds a contrasting view, noting that a Wall Street firm believes the share price could triple within the next twelve months. Future coverage will likely monitor any further rating actions from S&P, movements in Oracle’s bond yields and CDS spreads, and whether the predicted stock rally materialises as the twelve‑month horizon approaches.

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Why did S&P downgrade Oracle’s credit rating?

S&P cited the impact of OpenAI, which accounts for roughly half of the rating rationale, and referenced Sam Altman in its assessment.

Which firm predicts Oracle’s stock will triple in a year?

A Wall Street firm is quoted by 24/7 Wall St. as believing the stock could triple within twelve months.

What market indicators are highlighted after the downgrade?

Seeking Alpha notes a 7.8% decline in Oracle bonds and unusually active credit default swaps.

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