Fortinet (FTNT) has enjoyed limelight recently, facing both appreciation and criticism. There's a trending investors' interest, accompanied by several class-action lawsuits led by The Gross Law Firm and Robbins LLP offering a platform for shareholders who experienced financial losses. Aside from this,
FTNT stock saw a 1.92% movement which prompts a discussion on valuation after share price recovery. Meanwhile, FTNT's forward P/E is at a decade low, hinting at a potential buying opportunity. Amalgamated Bank and Envestnet Asset Management Inc. increased their FTNT shares whereas GAM Holding AG and Spire Wealth Management reduced theirs. On strategic partnerships,
Fortinet recently extended its collaboration with Armis to enhance cybersecurity defenses. These moves led to varied market responses with the stock's decline being more pronounced than the broader market's. However, Motley Fool Asset Management LLC grew its stock position, signaling an undervalued opportunity by some quarters. Jeering views from analysts add to the confusion with UBS remaining neutral despite the extended Armis partnership. Fortinet's Cyber Resilience strategy could be a game-changer following this integration.
Fortinet's upcoming Q3 earnings preview also seems promising for investors.
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