Palo Alto Networks Aktie News

If one were to build a word cloud of what the average investor associates with SpaceX, it would look something like: rockets, Elon Musk, Starlink, Mars. Somewhere in there, in a small font, you'd find xAI.

CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks reported strong results this week and gave upbeat guidance, but shares fell. Investors wanted to see more signs of an AI payoff after Anthropic's Mythos brought renewed interest to the sector.

Palo Alto Networks is a long-term Buy, supported by 28% organic NGS ARR growth and robust AI-driven portfolio expansion. NGS ARR headline growth (+60%) is acquisition-boosted; organic growth is 28%, with new net recurring ARR up 18%. RPO growth of 22% organically signals deepening customer commitments and validates PANW's integrated platform strategy.

Palo Alto Networks, Inc. has jumped nearly 100% since my last rating, pushing its forward P/E above 80x, which looks overdone as I don't see a growth inflection yet. The recent jump in total revenue and RPO growth is largely M&A-driven, with 4Q organic revenue growth expected to decelerate to 14.4% YoY. Despite a double beat and raised guidance, non-GAAP EPS growth is expected to decelerate to ...

It's still up 55% since we introduced it as a pick.

Aus der KI-Bedrohung wird ein Wachstumstreiber: Warum CrowdStrike und Palo Alto Networks von der nächsten Sicherheitswelle profitieren könnten.

Palo Alto Networks (PANW) shares fell on Wednesday despite the cybersecurity company reporting fiscal third-quarter results that exceeded Wall Street expectations and raising its outlook. Investors appeared to focus on acquisition-driven growth and broader market pressures, sending the stock lower despite the earnings beat.

Palo Alto Networks posted better-than-expected results for the latest quarter on Tuesday. So why are shares of the cybersecurity company falling on Wednesday?