Each successive downgrade has cost Palo Alto stock a few more points of market capitalization. Today, the stock fell 4% to about $168.50 as of 12:40 p.m. ET.

Guggenheim’s John DiFucci said that Palo Alto Networks shares have a history of rebounding in the face of “questionable” quarters. “We understand investors’ confidence t

Cybersecurity company Palo Alto Networks, Inc.’s ($PANW) stock fell over 3% by mid-session on Wednesday after two analysts downgraded the stock, citing a muted forward outlook. BTIG and Deutsche Bank analysts gave up their bullish stance on Palo Alto Networks stock and stepped to the sidelines,

FEATURE It’s time to hop off the Palo Alto Networks seesaw, Guggenheim Securities says. Analysts John DiFucci and Lawrence Vensko downgraded shares of the cybersecurity stock to Sell from Neutral. They set a target of $130 for the price;

In contrast to Palo Alto's positioning in network security, CrowdStrike dominates in endpoint protection, securing end-user devices as they access network data across an increasingly diverse Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem.

DiFucci highlighted that Palo Alto Networks has recorded five consecutive quarters of declining new annual recurring revenue (ARR), a critical metric for gauging business momentum.

Palo Alto Networks' (NASDAQ: PANW) stock price may look a bit cheaper than it used to. In the past, stock splits have been a kick-start for some stocks to go on monster runs. For Palo Alto, the stock split hasn't done much so far.