Fortinet
FTNT and NetSuite
N reached new 52-week highs of $26.26 and $38.13 per share, respectively, in Friday's trading session.
Fortinet, which recently partnered with Indian tech firm Sify
SIFY, has been speculated about as a takeover target for a company such as Oracle
ORCL. Fortinet offers network security products and services to financial services, telecommunications, government, retail, education, technology, health care and manufacturing customers. It has a market cap of $3.9 billion.
Its return on equity is 21.5% and the long-term EPS growth forecast is 17.0%. The company reports no long-term debt, and revenue for the current year is expected to be 23.2% higher than a year ago. The stock has grown more than 60% over the past year, outperforming competitors Cisco Systems
CSCO and Checkpoint Software
CHKP, as well as the broader markets.
NetSuite has seen institutional sponsorship increase for six straight quarters, and Credit Suisse analysts recently offered an upbeat report on the company following its first-ever user conference. The company has a $2.5 billion market cap and it provides customer relationship management and enterprise resource planning software to small and midsized companies.
Netsuite's long-term EPS growth forecast is 26.2% and revenue for the current year is expected to be 19.1% higher than last year. The share price has risen nearly 50% year to date, outperforming the business software and services industry average and competitor Salesforce.com
CRM as well as the broader markets.
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$217.02-0.58%
Edge Rankings
Momentum
75.62
Growth
41.19
Quality
57.84
Value
13.33
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