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ServiceNow and Fortinet stock market volatility
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Following third-quarter financial results, cybersecurity firm Fortinet and enterprise software company ServiceNow experienced significant stock declines. Fortinet shares fell 25% in after-hours trading after reporting a deceleration in product revenue growth and a downward revision to its full-year service revenue outlook. ServiceNow shares saw a more substantial decline, dropping approximately 33.9% over a single week ending October 30, 2026. A major portion of this loss occurred on October 29, when the stock fell 26.9% in a single session. This plunge was reportedly driven by fears regarding AI disruption, despite the company noting strong demand for its AI-driven products. ServiceNow’s decline significantly outpaced the broader tech-software sector during this period. By November 2, Fortinet experienced further selling pressure despite releasing financial results that exceeded earnings expectations and included raised future guidance. Analysts noted that The company reported third-quarter 2026 revenues of $2.078 billion, a 20% increase from the previous year, with product revenues rising 37% to $765 million and billings reaching $2.336 billion. Despite raising its annual revenue forecast to a range between $8.125 billion and $8.215 billion, the stock faced headwinds due to slowing product growth and a lowered outlook for service revenues. CNBC analyst Jay Woods identified 127.40 dollars as a critical support level, warning that breaking this level could lead to a drop toward 110 dollars, while a recovery could target a range of 155 to 160 dollars.
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- 2026-11-04 01:53 UTC ServiceNow and Fortinet stock market volatility
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