JPMorgan, which has a neutral rating on Oracle, believes management may provide a diversified list of reputable customers that could ease pressure on the stock.

Oracle's fiscal second-quarter results will be a crucial test for the AI trade and whether demand justifies the company's buildout plans.

Oracle's hefty infrastructure costs and rising debt load have weighed on the stock in the past few months.

JPMorgan, which has a neutral rating on Oracle, believes management may provide a diversified list of reputable customers that could ease pressure on the stock.

Shares of Oracle, which reports earnings after the close, have plunged 33% since Sept. 10, when they hit an all-time high.

Analysts across the board cut their price targets on Oracle, but ultimately remained bullish on the company in the long term despite some near-term friction.

The gains of the last several years could broaden out to other sectors.

The broader AI trade is back in the hot seat because of Oracle. It shouldn't be.