From the article:
Therefore, if you believe that Oracle's cloud services will keep growing and its margins will keep expanding, it could be a great time to start a new position in this evolving tech giant.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/09/18/should-you-buy-oracle-after-its-post-earnings-dip.aspx
I suspect a lot of us aren't on the pirate ship any more..... and we don't care what happens to it.
when i know that they are going to throw over board, i sure as hell wont mind rocking it
I don't like Oracle as a company, but don't count them out.
yup, don't rock the boat when you are still on said boat.
I don't like Oracle as a company, but don't count them out.
Therefore, if you believe that Oracle's cloud services will keep growing and its margins will keep expanding, it could be a great time to start a new position in this evolving tech giant.
This doesn't really say anything positive does it? With if's and could's? Leaves too much to the imagination.
Therefore, if you [are stupid enough to] believe that Oracle's cloud services will keep growing and its margins will keep expanding, it could be [,if you are a clueless airhead,] a great time to start a new position in this [d]evolving tech giant.
How do you screw up a earnings call?
Where is the 2 hour presentation being held and is it part of an investor conference? Does anyone have a link to a live stream? Thank you.
If my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle.
Ellison is hosting a 2 hour presentation on the Cloud biz this afternoon. Sounds like damage control after Safra stunk up the place with her guidance numbers.
The disclosure at the bottom of the article states that the Motley Fool owns shares of Oracle.
The old classic switcharoo pump and dump. I guess this guy doesn't need a job convincing people to vote against their own interests.
If, if, if. What a pile of c r a p