On November 11, Fortinet rose 3.42% in Regular Trading, trading at $127.465/share, with turnover of $162 million.

The move aligns with a continued post-earnings trading rebound after the sharp selloff that followed its latest quarterly report, though investor concern over slower services growth remains the central valuation overhang.

In its latest results, Fortinet reported revenue of $2.078 billion and adjusted EPS of $0.91, both above market expectations. However, services revenue was $1.31 billion, below the roughly $1.33 billion expected, and the company lowered full-year services revenue guidance to $5.15 billion-$5.17 billion. Because services account for more than 60% of total revenue, the miss and reduced outlook have continued to weigh on sentiment even as the stock recovers part of its earlier decline. A recent analyst upgrade to Outperform with a $150 price target also provided supportive context for the rebound.

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