Fortinet (NASDAQ: FTNT) - Do Nothing - Q3 FY12/26 Earnings Review
Fortinet’s revenue rose 20% to $2.08 billion, but its 15% Q4 growth guide drove a 25% post-earnings stock drop as product, billings and services growth decelerated.
Fortinet’s revenue rose 20% to $2.08 billion, but its 15% Q4 growth guide drove a 25% post-earnings stock drop as product, billings and services growth decelerated.
$PFBX- $TRMK cash is only a phone call away, Chevis https://t.co/q6TsUc9NCO
Holy sht, $MRVL is in the final stages of a deal to acquire $LITE. Attempting to vertically integrate the most supply constrained chokepoints… with lasers. Is very big brain if they pull it off and suddenly makes other laser players more strategically valuable. https://t.co/61vfIIsBRw
@808_38hz @realsteveeisman Interesting insights. I agree that people will be reticent to hand over their life to Muse (but already handed it to $GOOG). $META
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Depends on the tenant, but I use a 10% cap (10x) for $CORZ's CoreWeave sites. I think the cap rate should be lower given CoreWeave funded the capex, and it sits in CORZ's facilities under CORZ's first lien, but appreciate the market won’t necessarily price at its real “fair value”
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