Oracle Corp. (ORCL)

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    GregoryY
    Apr 07 08:46 AM
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    Who's on First, Services Oriented Architecture or Web Oriented Architecture? [view article]
    Very interesting and thought provoking. However that focus on technology and yet "better" mouse trap, at the expense of underlying business processes quality, is what leads IT organizations to spiraling costs and diving satisfaction. Reply
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    Roy P.
    Apr 06 10:25 AM
    Oracle Q3 Post-Mortem: Will Q4 Be Stronger? [view article]
    Revenue from just acquired companies is not growth y/y.

    What is the revenue from organic growth? I bet you have no idea.

    What's the heck is that MGI index/score anyway? It's meaningless.

    Please don't be a talking mouth or should I say a blithering idiot to be precise.     Reply
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    Roy P.
    Apr 06 10:13 AM
    Oracle Q3 Post-Mortem: Will Q4 Be Stronger? [view article]
    crap. Reply
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    SeekingAlpha
    Editors
    Apr 06 05:16 AM
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    General Discussion on ORCL
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    sf-Kenneth
    Apr 05 11:04 PM
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    Slumping Software Stocks: Opportunity for Investors? [view article]
    As a Learning solutions manager for Unitek IT, I found this article quite interesting.

    So from what I understand from this article, is that june or july would be a good time to move on SAP or CRM?     Reply
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    DearyD
    Mar 31 07:40 PM
    Death of the Independent Software Firm? [view article]
    Nice try, but ACTU's stock is demonstrating that the company is sinking. Reply
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    Ames
    Tiedeman
    Mar 31 03:36 PM
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    Time to Nibble on Tech - Barron's [view article]
    GOOG, a buy now? No way! This massive growth story is over...for now. Reply
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    binkster666
    Mar 31 01:55 PM
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    Oracle Cheaper Than Ever Following Earnings Disappointment [view article]
    Agreed that Oracle missed on sales - but come on...it doesn't deserve a low p/e of 20.05 (as of Monday 3/31/08). And with such a great roe of over 27? No way. Such a steal at this price.

    Oh, and its moat is that its horrendously difficult for businesses to migrate from one database application to another. This means Oracle has built in revenue streams for the future.

    Combine this issue with the fact that Oracle's databases' are going to become more and more complex in the future - and the fact that these databases will be used even more - and it means that ORCL is a strong buy at this time.

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    squawk
    Mar 31 05:17 AM
    Red Hat Earnings: JBoss Taking Share From Oracle? [view article]
    Give us a break. Taking share from ORCL? If you're gonna use a hook in your headline to draw readers, you're gonna need a bit more substance than what you think you see under a Red Hat. Try an non-colored crystal ball next time if you wish to speculate. Reply
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    chrylis
    Mar 31 05:05 AM
    Red Hat Earnings: JBoss Taking Share From Oracle? [view article]
    To be fair to Vaughn Nichols, there is a large community of FUDsters out there that keeps shouting that open source is anticapitalistic and is an unmitigated destroyer of value. Red Hat has, of course, been making a profit, but this quarter's results indicate that it's possible to do so on a consistent basis. Reply
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    mrtaxx
    Mar 30 11:41 PM
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    Time to Nibble on Tech - Barron's [view article]
    Eric Saitz was totally negative on Apple approximately a month or so ago, he bashed Apple several times with his opinion based on other opinions mostly and not any or many concrete actual facts. Then one day, in someones comment to one of his articles, someone listed Eric's home address. Since then I have noticed Eric is not as negative, especially on Apple. This reminds me somewhat of a comment Charlie Gasparino made on CNBC about 2 years ago. Gasparino said something to the effect that Goldman Sacks tells their clients to buy a stock and at the same time Goldman is selling the stock and he couldn't understand why those clients still stayed with Goldman. Gasparino realized what he said and quickly changed the subject. Gasparino who had been on CNBC alot, suddenly did not appear on CNBC that much. But don't take my word for it, as Warner Wolf used to say, "lets go to the tape." Reply
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    steveballmer
    Mar 30 11:12 PM
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    Oracle’s Next Frontier [view article]
    The problem at Oracle is the crazy leadership over there! Having unstable people in charge is never good for business!

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    Dr. Duru
    Mar 30 10:01 PM
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    Time to Nibble on Tech - Barron's [view article]
    Nice. And this buy the bottom call comes on the heels of another bearish Barron's article knocking GOOG to $350... Reply
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    Desperate.
    Mar 30 07:49 PM
    Time to Nibble on Tech - Barron's [view article]
    blah blah blah... now's the bottom, buy buy buy... blah blah blah... now's the bottom, buy buy buy... blah blah blah... now's the bottom, buy buy buy... blah blah blah... now's the bottom, buy buy buy... Reply
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    rev
    Mar 30 05:10 PM
    Oracle’s Next Frontier [view article]
    I agree: Buy. Oracle didn't really "miss" on its' earnings; it only "missed" on the analysts' expectations. They've been expecting, and providing, 20% growth year over year. The engine is good; the pundits are bad. Reply

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