Zscaler Stock News

As zero trust security finds growing demand, Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry says the term is being misused by some network security vendors.

Macroeconomic conditions have shocked the market thus far in 2022. While some investors are running for the hills, others are looking for opportunities.

Monday''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Aflac, Antero Resources, Arista Networks, Cloudflare, Cognizant Technology Solutions, Comcast, Devon Energy, Life Storage, Netflix, Oatly, Southwestern Energy, Snap, Twilio, VMware and Zscaler.

Zscaler (ZS) is getting some positive commentary from Wall Street, as Stifel started coverage on the IT security provider with a buy rating and a $335 price target, implying 35% gains

Zscaler (ZS) is getting an upgrade from Morgan Stanley, as the investment firm believes the IT security company can accelerated revenue growth this year, citing

Zscaler Inc's (NASDAQ:ZS) revenue growth could accelerate in 2022, given strong demand in the industry and the company's larger deal sizes and improving sales productivity, according to Morgan Stanley

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Zscaler, Inc. (ZS) CEO Jay Chaudhry Presents at 24th Annual Needham Growth Conference (Transcript)

Down more than 30% from its 52-week high, is this cybersecurity growth stock now a buy?

The cybersecurity stock climbed due to revenue and cash flow growth.

The cybersecurity stock climbed due to revenue and cash flow growth.

Monday afternoon''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Accenture, Dell Technologies, Expedia, Hilton Worldwide, Marathon Oil, Medtronic, Micron Technology, Nike, Unity Software and Zscaler.

Zscaler (ZS) shares are slightly higher on Monday morning, as UBS says the market is under-appreciating the company''s bookings growth and sales efficiency, which are both

Futures Resume Tumbling After Yields Spike To New 2 Year High The new week has picked up where last week left off: with futures selling off and global markets lower as yields continued their relentless treck higher, hitting fresh two year highs (amid concerns of a faster Fed balance sheet drawdown coupled with a massive IG issuance slate forcing managers to put on rate locks in what remains an illiquid market). US index futures traded down to session lows as US traders sat at their desks after rising modestly earlier in the session, and were down 27 points or 0.6% at 730am ... while Treasury yields stabilized after reversing an earlier spike rising as high as 1.8064% before dropping to 1.7656% following a global bond selloff last week as investors awaited key inflation data later in the week. Tech stocks again led the decline with Nasdaq futs down 0.63%, while Dow futures were down 0.12% or 44 points. The dollar rose, bitcoin dropped and crude oil steadied around $79 a barrel. Market volatility continues to grow almost everywhere, with lingering uncertainties keeping pressure on sentiment, said Pierre Veyret, technical analyst at ActivTrades. Traders are likely to wait for new major market drivers before pushing stock prices in new directions.