Prev Close | 477.14 |
Day Low/High | 474.40 / 514.62 |
52 Wk Low/High | 350.96 / 640.90 |
Prev Close | 477.14 |
Day Low/High | 474.40 / 514.62 |
52 Wk Low/High | 350.96 / 640.90 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 98.48B |
Market Cap | 46.99B |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The cybersecurity stock is looking positive after quarterly results.
We ran, we ran all night and day... right back into U.S. Treasury securities, once again flattening the curve.
As the year has been upended by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, this name has all of the hallmarks of a secular growth story.
We have a new price target.
Let's check the charts of PANW as it show independent strength.
CRWD reported Q4 results Wednesday, beating expectations.
The crisis in Ukraine underscores threats to the world and to companies big and small. Investors should take notice.
Thursday's gains evaporated overnight, and then some.
Let's take a close look at the cybersecurity giant's charts.
To the upside: - +94% (to be acquired by Apollo Funds for $20.00/shr in cash valued at $7.1B) - +20% (strength attributed to report received take over interest) - +15% (earnings, guidance) - +14% (earnings) - +10% (earnings) - +8.6% (earnings) - +7....
Are we calling the end of the attempted rally that started with that Monday, January 24th reversal? Not so fast my friends... not so fast.
With weakness in the broad market, here's what I would do.
There are other areas to trade as well, but know what you are trying to accomplish.
I'm sure that those who invest in precious metals 100 years after my death will hold physical gold. Can anyone holding Bitcoin make a similar suggestion?
My opinion has long been that I must be invested in cybersecurity regardless of valuation as demand for these services may not dwindle in my lifetime.
Jerome Powell must be very worried about Omicron and the variant's ability to prolong inflation where it might have started to ebb.
In the wake of Monday's tech rout, here are a few things I like about the tech sector at this crazy moment in time, along with a few things that have me concerned.
It's time to raise stops a bit for shares of the cybersecurity giant.
And I'll likely be legging in from the short side.
Energy prices have turned out to be the primary driver for what now appears to be 'out of control' consumer-level prices.
Let's check out the charts and indicators.
Here's our new price target.
Cybersecurity continues to be in the news.
Will ZS go out on any kind of limb for the current full year? That's what will decide the overnight direction of the stock.
My first thought is to stay long cybersecurity, as this is the one slice of the software industry, no make that the entire economy, that bears almost inelastic demand.
Brick and Mortar strikes back.
The provider of cybersecurity software also issued a revenue outlook that is higher than forecast.
The fiscal football remains a greater threat this week than anything Fed Chair Jerome Powell says on Zoom this Friday.