<div id="readability-page-1"><p>Oracle (ORCL) is gearing up to report fiscal Q4 earnings tomorrow, June 10, and options traders are betting on a big reaction. The options market is pricing in a 12.5% swing in either direction after the results. The implied move reflects high investor uncertainty about Oracle's AI-driven growth story.</p><h3>Introducing TipRanks MCP for Agents</h3>High conviction NVDA bears now have this Tradr ETF <p>Currently, analysts expect ORCL to post revenue of $19.1 billion in Q4, up from $15.9 billion in the year-ago quarter. Further, the company is expected to report earnings of $1.96 per share, compared with $1.70 in the prior-year quarter.</p> <p>It is worth noting that Oracle has surpassed earnings expectations in only four of the past eight quarters, as shown in the image below.</p></div>

Oracle reports after the close on Jun 10 (ET) — Jun 11 morning HK time. Armed with massive AI contracts from OpenAI and xAI, the legacy database giant is doubling down on its bid to become the go-to AI compute landlord. Can it win over the market this time?

<p>Oracle reports after the close on Jun 10 (ET) — Jun 11 morning HK time. Armed with massive AI contracts from OpenAI and xAI, the legacy database giant is doubling down on its bid to become the go-to AI compute landlord. Can it win over the market this time?</p>

Oracle Earnings Ahead: All-In on 'AI Compute Landlord' Play

Oracle reports FY26 Q4 after the US close on June 10. The Street expects about USD 19.1B in revenue, up roughly 20% YoY, with all eyes on cloud. OCI infrastructure surged 84% last quarter and the backlog (RPO) has piled up to around USD 553B, up over 300% YoY, driven by AI contracts. The real question: can Oracle turn that backlog into revenue, build capacity fast enough, and do it without crushing margins? Are you betting on a beat or a miss?

<p>Oracle reports FY26 Q4 after the US close on June 10. The Street expects about USD 19.1B in revenue, up roughly 20% YoY, with all eyes on cloud. OCI infrastructure surged 84% last quarter and the backlog (RPO) has piled up to around USD 553B, up over 300% YoY, driven by AI contracts. The real question: can Oracle turn that backlog into revenue, build capacity fast enough, and do it without crushing margins? Are you betting on a beat or a miss?</p>

Oracle Q4: USD 553B Backlog At Stake!

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<p>Oracle (ORCL) reports Q4 earnings on June 10, with options traders pricing in a 12.5% stock swing due to uncertainty surrounding its AI growth strategy. Analysts forecast revenue of $19.1 billion and EPS of $1.96, both up year-over-year. However, Oracle has beaten earnings estimates in only four of the last eight quarters.</p>

Oracle Q4 Earnings on Deck: Options Traders Brace For a Major Move in ORCL Stock