Oracle leads market lower, plus 2 of Cramer's favorite unloved stocks get upgrades

Market Overview - The S&P 500 is experiencing a decline, extending its three-day losing streak [1] - Oracle's stock fell approximately 5% following reports that Blue Owl Capital will not fund a $10 billion deal for OpenAI's new facility [1] - Concerns regarding Oracle's balance sheet and debt load are being raised, with implications on the company's solvency [1] Company Updates - Texas Roadhouse's stock increased after being upgraded to a buy by Wells Fargo, with a new price target of $195 per share, up from $170 [1] - Analysts view Texas Roadhouse as a category leader facing temporary cyclical pressures, suggesting a favorable entry point at its current trading level of around $170 [1] - Procter & Gamble was also upgraded to a buy by Jeffries, with a price target increase to $179 from $156, citing strong innovation-led growth potential [1] - The upcoming CEO change at Procter & Gamble is seen as a catalyst for growth [1] Additional Insights - Jim Cramer highlighted the importance of investing in out-of-favor stocks, suggesting that this strategy can outperform the market [1] - Other stocks mentioned in the rapid-fire segment include Warner Bros Discovery, Airbnb, Constellation Brands, Keurig Dr Pepper, Lennar, and General Mills [1]