Fortinet's (FTNT) business performance has been trailing the market, but its stock isn't reflecting the same declines. The stock is down 27% from its 52-week high, prompting discussion about the timing for investment. Despite losses on the day,
Fortinet outperforms its competitors. However, slow growth continues to impact the company. Major transactions have happened lately with
William H. Neukom and Peapack Gladstone Financial Corp adding to their stakes, while
Keith Jensen and Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. decreased theirs. The stock is gaining momentum, making it attractive to long-term investors. The company's strong portfolio is a crucial factor making it a worthy investment. Despite market uptick, the stock declines as investors digest the information related to CFO, Keith Jensen selling his shares. The company's
cybersecurity platform, FortiOS, underwent an upgrade. The company's Q1 earnings topped the expectations, despite a fall in the stock by 8% due to a quarterly billings drop. Going forward, the company's
artificial Intelligence capabilities could supercharge its growth. However, despite beating earnings and revenue estimates, the company's billing dragged the stock.
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