Oracle Corporation's stock has surged following a series of positive developments, including strong earnings results and optimistic future projections. The company reported a significant earnings beat, driven by growth in its cloud services and new partnerships. Analysts from Bernstein and KeyBanc Capital Markets have reiterated their positive outlooks, highlighting Oracle's cloud offerings and AI hyperscaler demand. During the Oracle Financial Analyst Meeting, the company provided long-term guidance, projecting at least $104 billion in revenue by fiscal year 2029. This forecast includes a revised fiscal 2026 revenue target of $66 billion, up from $64.5 billion, and a 16% topline CAGR. Oracle also announced plans to double its capital expenditures this fiscal year to accelerate revenue growth. The stock rose more than 6% in after-hours trading and premarket trading, reflecting investor confidence in the company's growth trajectory. Oracle shares are up nearly 30% in one month.