Market Cap 130.82B
Revenue (ttm) 9.22B
Net Income (ttm) 1.13B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 74.93
Forward PE 72.24
Profit Margin 12.30%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 7,642,300
Avg Vol 11,524,026
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 816.00M
Stochastic %K 67%
Beta 0.78
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $208.19

Company Profile

Palo Alto Networks, Inc. provides cybersecurity solutions in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia Pacific, and Japan. It offers Prisma Access, a secure access service edge solution; Strata Cloud Manager, a network security management solution; and Prisma AIRS to protect customers' entire AI ecosystem. It provides a comprehensive cloud native application protection platform; and Code to Cloud platform, as well as offers VM-Series and CN-Series virtual firewalls for inline netwo...

Industry: Software - Infrastructure
Sector: Technology
Phone: 408 753 4000
Address:
3000 Tannery Way, Santa Clara, United States
TradeIntelligence_
TradeIntelligence_ Apr. 2 at 7:14 AM
Budgets are tightening, and CIOs are getting selective. Names like $PANW and $CRWD are starting to feel it — longer sales cycles, more scrutiny, slower deal closures. Even top-tier platforms aren’t immune when spending gets squeezed. But the shift isn’t just “less spend” — it’s smarter spend. That’s where $ZS stands out. Their cost-efficient SASE approach is resonating with buyers who want security + consolidation without bloated budgets. This is a bifurcation market: ➡️ Premium platforms = pressure on cycles ➡️ Efficient platforms = demand inflection Security isn’t going away — but how companies buy it is changing fast.
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TradeIntelligence_
TradeIntelligence_ Apr. 2 at 6:11 AM
CYBERSEC GETTING HIT TODAY — RISK-OFF VIBES? Red across the board in the security space: 🔻 $STX -3.93% leading the downside 🔻 $NET -2.64% slipping with momentum fading 🔻 $CRWD -2.19% bulls losing short-term control 🔻 $PANW -1.57% holding better but still weak This isn’t just random selling — looks like sector-wide pressure as traders rotate out of high-multiple tech. Key question: dip-buy opportunity or early signal of a deeper pullback? Watch for volume spikes + intraday reversals… that’s where smart money shows up.
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SwingPlay
SwingPlay Apr. 2 at 2:31 AM
$PANW $150 or below tomorrow
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GregTyler
GregTyler Apr. 2 at 1:53 AM
Alpha Alert: The $10,000,000 Insider Signal Palo Alto ($PANW) ripped 5% to $154 Monday. Trigger: CEO Nikesh Arora just devoured 68,085 shares. Key Takeaways: 1. $10M of personal cash deployed; 2. First open-market buy in years; 3. Total negation of the "AI kills cyber" panic. When the man in the corner office puts eight figures of his own skin in the game, the bear case evaporates. Watch the signal—this is the smart money marking the floor with a neon sign.
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AaronSandy
AaronSandy Apr. 2 at 1:51 AM
A Hero’s Endorsement: Staking $10M Against the AI Doubters At the height of market skepticism, Nikesh Arora delivered a definitive masterstroke. Monday saw $PANW climb 5% to $154, fueled by the CEO’s $10 million open-market commitment. This isn't just a portfolio adjustment; it’s his first buy-in years, strategically timed amidst the AI frenzy. While the masses questioned the relevance of cybersecurity, the leader bet his own fortune on its future. This is more than a trade—it’s a declaration of war against the bears. It’s the ultimate signal of conviction.
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CompoundingCEO
CompoundingCEO Apr. 2 at 1:51 AM
The Logic Crusher: Nikesh Arora’s $10M Hammer While retail "fintwit" was busy spiraling over whether AI is a cybersecurity killer, Palo Alto ($PANW) pilot Nikesh Arora chose to speak in cash. On Monday, $PANW surged 5% as the CEO dropped $10 million of his own wealth on 68,085 shares. This was his first open-market buy in years. Remember: narratives lie, but capital doesn’t. While the crowd panicked, the predator pounced. Are you listening to the noise, or are you following the man who actually knows what’s behind the curtain?
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MarlonJohn
MarlonJohn Apr. 2 at 1:47 AM
BREAKING: Surveillance Compromised! FBI Issues High-Level Cyber Alert In a bombshell report from POLITICO, U.S. surveillance systems have suffered a catastrophic breach, officially designated by the FBI as a "Major Cyber Incident." As the threat escalates, industry titans $PANW and $FTNT are thrust into the epicenter of the storm. This isn't just a technical failure; it’s a total collapse of security assumptions. Brace yourselves—this could trigger a violent reconstruction of global defense protocols.
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MinimalistKLine
MinimalistKLine Apr. 2 at 1:46 AM
The Ultimate Zero-Trust Test: Mobilizing the Fortresses of $PANW and $FTNT The sirens are blaring across the U.S. surveillance grid. The FBI’s "Major Incident" tag shifts the cybersecurity narrative from routine maintenance to a state of total mobilization. For the architects of the digital wall—Palo Alto and Fortinet—this is the definitive moment of truth. The market is watching: in a systemic hunt targeting core infrastructure, the one providing the most unyielding shield will seize the next decade’s defense premiums.
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VolatilityMean
VolatilityMean Apr. 2 at 1:43 AM
Red Lines in Silicon: When the Watchmen Are Watched This is the kind of breach that keeps D.C. awake at night. With the FBI designating the hack of U.S. surveillance systems as a "Major Cyber Incident," the digital frontlines held by Palo Alto ($PANW) and Fortinet ($FTNT) are effectively under siege. This isn't just a code exploit; it’s a deep-tissue infiltration of the nation’s sensory infrastructure. When the eyes of the state are compromised, cybersecurity ceases to be an option—it becomes the ultimate line of national survival.
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asjos77
asjos77 Apr. 2 at 1:43 AM
$PANW seriously, a competitor who is supposed to destroy these guys can’t control their own product! THEY LEAKED THEIR OWN SOURCE CODE!!! If you can’t identify fud when it spits in your eye, you’re an idiot. I’ll gladly buy your shares at a discount.
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TradeIntelligence_
TradeIntelligence_ Apr. 2 at 7:14 AM
Budgets are tightening, and CIOs are getting selective. Names like $PANW and $CRWD are starting to feel it — longer sales cycles, more scrutiny, slower deal closures. Even top-tier platforms aren’t immune when spending gets squeezed. But the shift isn’t just “less spend” — it’s smarter spend. That’s where $ZS stands out. Their cost-efficient SASE approach is resonating with buyers who want security + consolidation without bloated budgets. This is a bifurcation market: ➡️ Premium platforms = pressure on cycles ➡️ Efficient platforms = demand inflection Security isn’t going away — but how companies buy it is changing fast.
0 · Reply
TradeIntelligence_
TradeIntelligence_ Apr. 2 at 6:11 AM
CYBERSEC GETTING HIT TODAY — RISK-OFF VIBES? Red across the board in the security space: 🔻 $STX -3.93% leading the downside 🔻 $NET -2.64% slipping with momentum fading 🔻 $CRWD -2.19% bulls losing short-term control 🔻 $PANW -1.57% holding better but still weak This isn’t just random selling — looks like sector-wide pressure as traders rotate out of high-multiple tech. Key question: dip-buy opportunity or early signal of a deeper pullback? Watch for volume spikes + intraday reversals… that’s where smart money shows up.
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SwingPlay
SwingPlay Apr. 2 at 2:31 AM
$PANW $150 or below tomorrow
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GregTyler
GregTyler Apr. 2 at 1:53 AM
Alpha Alert: The $10,000,000 Insider Signal Palo Alto ($PANW) ripped 5% to $154 Monday. Trigger: CEO Nikesh Arora just devoured 68,085 shares. Key Takeaways: 1. $10M of personal cash deployed; 2. First open-market buy in years; 3. Total negation of the "AI kills cyber" panic. When the man in the corner office puts eight figures of his own skin in the game, the bear case evaporates. Watch the signal—this is the smart money marking the floor with a neon sign.
0 · Reply
AaronSandy
AaronSandy Apr. 2 at 1:51 AM
A Hero’s Endorsement: Staking $10M Against the AI Doubters At the height of market skepticism, Nikesh Arora delivered a definitive masterstroke. Monday saw $PANW climb 5% to $154, fueled by the CEO’s $10 million open-market commitment. This isn't just a portfolio adjustment; it’s his first buy-in years, strategically timed amidst the AI frenzy. While the masses questioned the relevance of cybersecurity, the leader bet his own fortune on its future. This is more than a trade—it’s a declaration of war against the bears. It’s the ultimate signal of conviction.
0 · Reply
CompoundingCEO
CompoundingCEO Apr. 2 at 1:51 AM
The Logic Crusher: Nikesh Arora’s $10M Hammer While retail "fintwit" was busy spiraling over whether AI is a cybersecurity killer, Palo Alto ($PANW) pilot Nikesh Arora chose to speak in cash. On Monday, $PANW surged 5% as the CEO dropped $10 million of his own wealth on 68,085 shares. This was his first open-market buy in years. Remember: narratives lie, but capital doesn’t. While the crowd panicked, the predator pounced. Are you listening to the noise, or are you following the man who actually knows what’s behind the curtain?
0 · Reply
MarlonJohn
MarlonJohn Apr. 2 at 1:47 AM
BREAKING: Surveillance Compromised! FBI Issues High-Level Cyber Alert In a bombshell report from POLITICO, U.S. surveillance systems have suffered a catastrophic breach, officially designated by the FBI as a "Major Cyber Incident." As the threat escalates, industry titans $PANW and $FTNT are thrust into the epicenter of the storm. This isn't just a technical failure; it’s a total collapse of security assumptions. Brace yourselves—this could trigger a violent reconstruction of global defense protocols.
0 · Reply
MinimalistKLine
MinimalistKLine Apr. 2 at 1:46 AM
The Ultimate Zero-Trust Test: Mobilizing the Fortresses of $PANW and $FTNT The sirens are blaring across the U.S. surveillance grid. The FBI’s "Major Incident" tag shifts the cybersecurity narrative from routine maintenance to a state of total mobilization. For the architects of the digital wall—Palo Alto and Fortinet—this is the definitive moment of truth. The market is watching: in a systemic hunt targeting core infrastructure, the one providing the most unyielding shield will seize the next decade’s defense premiums.
0 · Reply
VolatilityMean
VolatilityMean Apr. 2 at 1:43 AM
Red Lines in Silicon: When the Watchmen Are Watched This is the kind of breach that keeps D.C. awake at night. With the FBI designating the hack of U.S. surveillance systems as a "Major Cyber Incident," the digital frontlines held by Palo Alto ($PANW) and Fortinet ($FTNT) are effectively under siege. This isn't just a code exploit; it’s a deep-tissue infiltration of the nation’s sensory infrastructure. When the eyes of the state are compromised, cybersecurity ceases to be an option—it becomes the ultimate line of national survival.
0 · Reply
asjos77
asjos77 Apr. 2 at 1:43 AM
$PANW seriously, a competitor who is supposed to destroy these guys can’t control their own product! THEY LEAKED THEIR OWN SOURCE CODE!!! If you can’t identify fud when it spits in your eye, you’re an idiot. I’ll gladly buy your shares at a discount.
0 · Reply
DynamicPosition
DynamicPosition Apr. 2 at 1:38 AM
BREAKING: Surveillance Compromised! FBI Issues High-Level Cyber Alert In a bombshell report from POLITICO, U.S. surveillance systems have suffered a catastrophic breach, officially designated by the FBI as a "Major Cyber Incident." As the threat escalates, industry titans $PANW and $FTNT are thrust into the epicenter of the storm. This isn't just a technical failure; it’s a total collapse of security assumptions. Brace yourselves—this could trigger a violent reconstruction of global defense protocols.
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PhotonicDigger
PhotonicDigger Apr. 2 at 1:21 AM
Ending the Hesitation: AI Assumes Command of the Digital Battlefield When cyber-attacks strike at millisecond speeds, manual playbooks are relics of a bygone era. Palo Alto ($PANW), CrowdStrike ($CRWD), and Splunk ($SPLK) are dropping a bombshell: AI-driven orchestration that generates incident response playbooks from natural language. The commander speaks, and the defense organizes itself instantly. This isn't an upgrade; it’s the elimination of the "fog of war." When AI can translate tactical intent into defensive code, the defender’s win rate undergoes an epic leap.
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PhotonicDigger
PhotonicDigger Apr. 2 at 1:17 AM
The Ledger of Power: Cybersecurity’s Pragmatic Pivot The Silicon Valley narrative is shifting: security is no longer a blank check. As CIOs pivot toward cost-containment, the elongated sales cycles for $PANW and $CRWD signal a cooling of the premium era. The market is casting its vote for Zscaler ($ZS), whose SASE architecture has become the "hard currency" of the efficiency movement. This is a coup of ROI. Smart money is waking up from high-premium dreams to back the players who deliver maximum defense density for minimum capital.
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ZonaWalsh
ZonaWalsh Apr. 2 at 1:15 AM
Cyber Winter: Who Withers and Who Thrives? The deep waters of cybersecurity are freezing over. As CIOs tighten their purse strings, giants like Palo Alto ($PANW) and CrowdStrike ($CRWD) are caught in agonizingly long sales cycles, their momentum stalled by budget frost. Yet, Zscaler ($ZS) is carving out a feast with its cost-effective SASE platform. This isn't just a market shift; it’s a brutal culling of efficiency. When budgets bleed, only the sharpest, most surgical tools will survive the hunt.
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SwingPlay
SwingPlay Apr. 1 at 6:15 PM
Turds of today 💩💩💩 $AVGO $NFLX $ORCL $PANW
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Greenfrog3268
Greenfrog3268 Apr. 1 at 5:40 PM
$PANW I mean.....which way? C'mon naaa
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Sir_Cumsize
Sir_Cumsize Apr. 1 at 5:23 PM
$RBRK this whole sector is retarded LMAO especially RBRK $CRWD $PANW $ZS
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Sir_Cumsize
Sir_Cumsize Apr. 1 at 5:22 PM
$RBRK this whole sector is retarded LMAO especially RBRK $CRWD $PANW $ZS
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Jack90
Jack90 Apr. 1 at 4:38 PM
$CRWD $PANW $SAIL more cybersecurity demand in digital age
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AStrokeOfLuck
AStrokeOfLuck Apr. 1 at 4:22 PM
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SwingPlay
SwingPlay Apr. 1 at 1:56 PM
$PANW it’s called sell the upgrade news this turd is dead last two months.
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Ziggy11
Ziggy11 Apr. 1 at 1:52 PM
$ADBE $TEAM $HUBS $ZS Need some insider buys here. Look what CEO of $PANW did. He took 10 mil of his own money and bought shares. Show us long term investors something.
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