Fortinet, Inc. - Common Stock (FTNT)

Palo Alto Networks shares have surged near record highs on AI-driven security demand ahead of earnings, but a triple-digit P/E ratio leaves little room for disappointment.

CrowdStrike shares jumped 14% after beating Q2 FY2027 estimates and raising its ARR outlook, as agentic AI-driven cybersecurity demand fuels growth alongside rivals like Palo Alto Networks.

Think the stock's skyrocketing price can't get any higher? Think again.

Fortinet (NASDAQ:FTNT) CFO Christiane Ohlgart said the cybersecurity company’s second-quarter performance was supported by broad-based global demand, accelerating hardware sales and growing adoption of secure networking and unified secure access service edge, or SASE, offerings. Speaking at a fires

Fortinet's share prices have nearly doubled in 2026.

The factory arm loses half as much per revenue dollar as it did a year ago -- and almost every one of those dollars is still Intel's own.

Landing a cybersecurity giant bodes well for Intel's security chip business.

Revenue hit $2.05 billion with 26% growth as AI security demand surges.

Fortinet (NASDAQ:FTNT) has outperformed the market over the past 15 years by 15.17% on an annualized basis producing an average annual return of 28.4%. Currently, Fortinet has a market capitalization of $119.67 billion.

Fortinet Inc (NASDAQ: FTNT) stock surged Thursday following second-quarter earnings beats, increased forward guidance, and target price raises from Wall Street analysts.