Palo Alto Networks’ Dip Might Be a Gift if This One Thing Holds

Palo Alto Networks logo on a digital shield in a server room, underscoring cybersecurity demand. Key Points Analysts largely view Palo Alto’s guidance-driven dip as temporary, with integration costs pressuring near-term margins but supporting long-term positioning. Institutional ownership and recent buying activity are presented as key supports, with price action holding near a stated critical level. Core business momentum—especially Next-Gen Security ARR and rising RPO—supports the case for re-acceler ...