Core Viewpoint - Investors navigated a volatile trading week influenced by tariff rhetoric from the Trump administration, leading to weekly stock losses despite a rally on Friday [1] Group 1: Zscaler - Zscaler, a cloud-based cybersecurity company, is recognized for its Zero Trust Exchange platform, which protects users and applications from cyber threats [3] - The company reported strong second-quarter results for fiscal 2025, driven by the adoption of Zero Trust and artificial intelligence [3][4] - Analyst Shaul Eyal from TD Cowen reiterated a buy rating with a price target of 270,citingarevampedgo−to−marketstrategyandimprovedsalesproductivity[4]−Zscaler′sannualcontractvaluefromitsAIAnalyticsportfolionearlydoubledyearoveryear,withexpectationstoreach3 billion in annual recurring revenue by the end of fiscal 2025 [5] - The company serves 14 of the 15 U.S. cabinet agencies and is expected to benefit from government efficiency initiatives [6] - The number of customers generating over 1millioninannualrecurringrevenueincreasedby251,180 from 1,145whilemaintainingabuyrating[12]Group3:KarmanHoldings−KarmanHoldings,adefenseandspacesystemsmanufacturer,recentlywentpublicandoffersadiverserangeofproducts[14]−AnalystAmitDaryananifromEvercoreinitiatedcoveragewithabuyratingandapricetargetof38, citing strong growth potential driven by various secular tailwinds [15] - Daryanani highlighted growth in U.S. orbital launch volume and increased focus on missile defense as key drivers for Karman's growth [16] - Fiscal 2025 sales are expected to grow 18% year over year to $409 million, with EPS projected at 36 cents and an EBITDA margin expansion to 31% [16]