(NYSE: ORCL) is often considered a slow-growth tech giant, but its stock has still rallied more than 260% over the past 10 years. The database software leader impressed investors by expanding its cloud-based services, making smart acquisitions, and repatriating a lot of its overseas cash to repurchase more than a third of its shares.

Should investors still buy Oracle's stock after that impressive run? Let's review its business model and valuations to decide.

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