Core Viewpoint - Fortinet Inc (NASDAQ:FTNT) experienced a significant decline of 25.9%, trading at $71.61, following a disappointing fiscal third-quarter outlook despite a second-quarter earnings win and matched revenue forecasts [1] Company Performance - Fortinet's second-quarter earnings were positive, but the negative guidance for the third quarter is impacting its stock performance [1] - Morgan Stanley downgraded Fortinet from "overweight" to "equal-weight" and reduced its price target from $110 to $78 [2] - If the current losses persist, Fortinet could face its worst one-day decline ever and may end up in negative territory for the year [2] Stock Trends - Fortinet shares are trading at their lowest in nearly 12 months and have fallen below a critical support level of $95 [2] - Crowdstrike Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:CRWD) is down 6.1% to $423.97, influenced by Alphabet's divestment of its stake in the company, although it still shows a 23.4% year-to-date gain [3] - SentinelOne Inc (NYSE:S) is down 5.2% to $16.42, with a 41.5% deficit over the past nine months, approaching its first close below $17 since April 22 [3] Options Activity - Fortinet is experiencing unusual options activity with 10 times the usual intraday average volume, particularly in the weekly 8/8 70-strike put [4] - Crowdstrike is also seeing increased options activity, with double the usual put volume, led by the September 420 put [4]
3 Cybersecurity Stocks to Watch Amid Sector Meltdown