As Wall Street analysts signal a potential rebound for Oracle Corp. (NYSE: NYSE) stock, Billy Fitzsimmons from Piper Sandler reiterated his 12-month bullish forecast.
On July 6, 2026, Fitzsimmons maintained his ‘Overweight’ rating on Oracle and maintained his 12-month Oracle stock price target of $225. As such, he suggests a potential upside of more than 60% from the current ORCL share price near $140.27, at press time.
The analyst highlighted Oracle’s strong positioning as a major beneficiary of generative AI (Artificial Intelligence) across its IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) and SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) offerings. According to Fitzsimmons’ analysis, the company could generate approximately $2.2 billion in incremental OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) revenue in FY27 (Fiscal Year 2027).
Furthermore , the analyst believes that Oracle stock has tailwinds from the addition of roughly 2,400 MW (Megawatts) of new capacity expected to come online this fiscal year. Despite these opportunities, Fitzsimmons noted several key risks, including the substantial capital required to fund Oracle’s AI infrastructure build-out, challenges in AI monetization, customer concentration, and potential pressure on margins.
Oracle stock price forecast and performance
Despite the notable correction over the past 12 months, the ORCL stock price forecast remains bullish from Wall Street analysts. At the time of publication, 32 ORCL analyst ratings had an average rating of ‘Strong Buy’, thus an average Oracle price target of $263.86, as per data fromTipRanks.
The bullish ORCL stock forecast for 2026 could be bolstered by the technical analysis. Notably, Oracle stock was retesting a crucial year-to-date (YTD) support level, which has led to rebounds in four instances.
As such, if Oracle price rebounds from its multi-month support level, the ORCL stock forecast 2026 from Wall Street analysts could materialize and vice versa.
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