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SentinelOne Sees Wall Street Split on Future
29 May
Summary
- Raymond James downgraded SentinelOne to Market Perform.
- Bank of America upgraded SentinelOne to Buy, citing entry point.
- Company announced an 8% workforce reduction and new CFO guidance.
SentinelOne is experiencing a divided reaction on Wall Street following its fiscal first-quarter earnings report. Raymond James downgraded the cybersecurity company to Market Perform, citing concerns about revenue falling below guidance and a surprise 8% workforce reduction. Analyst Adam Tindle noted the restructuring's puzzling nature given healthy contribution margins.
In contrast, Bank of America upgraded SentinelOne to Buy, raising its price target to $20. Analyst Tal Liani views the significant after-hours share decline as a compelling entry point, highlighting strong revenue growth and improving operating margins. Liani framed the company's conservative guidance as prudent under new management.
