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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