Wall Street is also paying close attention to this one, with 43 analyst recommendations in January 2026, 26 of which were Buys and 10 were Holds. This is not a completely eager signal, but perhaps a more measured one, given the vast amount of unknowns that TikTok will be throwing into the equation. Even so, Wall Street has set an average price target of $288 for January versus Oracle's closing price in mid-January of $177.16.
That being said, technical analysis website CoinCodex feels very differently about the stock, predicting only a $168.09 average annualized price for 2026. So, depending on who you trust the most, either Oracle is a bang-up deal right now, or it's flatlining for the rest of the year.