Goldman Sachs Bullish on Palo Alto Networks (PANW)
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Palo Alto is disrupting networking security
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Robert DeFrancesco’s TechStockProspector.com August 14, 2012 Goldman Sachs Bullish on Palo Alto Networks (PANW) JUST RELEASED: The August 2012 issue of Tech-Stock Prospector is now available for the Amazon Kindle or Kindle for iPad/iPhone reading app. Here are some of the topics covered in the August 2012 issue: *Strategy Update: Q2 tech earnings *NetSuite firing on all cloud cylinders *OpenTable delivers tasty results *Unlocking value in Symantec *Qlik Technologies navigates European slowdown *Guidewire Software moves insurers to the cloud *Is Akamai Technologies getting its momentum back? *LinkedIn making social work *Why some big money managers like Ultimate Software *Assessing Citrix Systems amid the changing networking landscape *Is Palo Alto Networks worth the price? *Sourcefire builds its networking security deal pipeline *Riverbed Technology bounces back on improved execution *Acme Packet pushes out rebound hopes to 2013 *More new highs for one small-cap cloud-software player *TSP Deal Report: Eloqua IPO revs up Order the August 2012 issue here: http://www.amzn.com/B004T6Z0ME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Goldman Sachs starts coverage of networking security vendor Palo Alto Networks (PANW, $61.05) at ‘Buy’ with a price target of $78. The firm is bullish based on the theory that Palo Alto is disrupting the $10-billion+ networking security market by replacing older technology with more-robust next generation firewalls (NGFWs). Goldman thinks investors are underestimating Palo Alto’s product differentiation and growth sustainability. However, Barclays is more cautious because of valuation, initiating coverage with an ‘Equal Weight’ rating and a price target of $58, saying the multiple is too rich even though it expects meaningful revenue and margin upside from Palo Alto over the medium term. Palo Alto Networks came public last month at $42 a share and opened for trading at $55.20. For more on Palo Alto Networks and its growth prospects, see the August 2012 issue of Tech-Stock Prospector. *********************************************************************************** Read the latest issue of Tech-Stock Prospector on your Amazon Kindle or Kindle for iPad/iPhone reading app. Here’s the Kindle link: http://www.amzn.com/B004T6Z0ME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tech-Stock Prospector Managing Editor Rob DeFrancesco has more than 20 years of experience covering the tech sector. He is a former senior writer with Louis Rukeyser’s Wall Street. TechStockProspector.com, launched in 2003, is an investment-research service focused primarily on the networking, storage, security, wireless and software sectors. Annual subscription: $350. For more information or to place an order, call 800-392-0998.
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