F5 Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ:FFIV)
The Company is a provider of application delivery networking products that improves the performance, availability and security of applications running on networks that use the Internet Protocol.
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no debt
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There are currently 200 FFIV shares in my "fund" with break-even of around 73.10 USD. http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/fund-trades/678775.
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$100 within a year from here.
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Good entry point
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solid balance sheet, steady consistent growth, best of breed products, fantastic leadership
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networks on the web are the key. F5 lowers costs and delivers!
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Accelerated Growth!
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Downward Momentum
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to expensiv
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Temp. short squeeze...price is below the drop after the lower earnings guidance.
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round two.
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Great entry point with recent hit due to quarterly earnings. Company will continue to grow at a fast pace due to the demands of the internet.
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oversold on 1% rev miss
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way oversold today.
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I'm voting the technology here, numbers be damned. F5 makes an excellent product and is the clear market leader for load balancing technology. These are everywhere, and our reliance on this technology is growing.
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JBTFD - Shield youngsters' ears from this video explaining the Buy the Dip strategy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jllJ-HeErjU
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It's a richly valued stock with high expectations baked right into the price. In my view, the company continues to deliver and should climb right back from this slip -- which really was no miss at all.
I'm adding a mid-term "outperform" call on F5 to my CAPS portfolio as I don't see any signs of that share grab ending soon.
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Gapping down today, still highly valued but growing fast, selloff is probably overdone
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outperform
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Leader in the load balancing ++ category for IT infrastructure for all the big guys. Little competition in this space as Fortune 500 go to the most trusted name in the business. The only caveat is one of the big guys such as IBM, HP just plunking down 15-20 Billion $$$ to buy it out. Not many great little ones left, think what happened with 3PAR and the M&A war that went on with that company. I guess you could say the big buyout premium was worth it but you lose the extra 24-36 months of gains that would have gone to the the 3PAR type takeovers stock owners.
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