F5 Stock Rising As It Pairs Networks For Big Tech Companies
Highly ranked networking company F5 (FFIV) had its Relative Strength (RS) Rating upgraded from 69 to 74 Wednesday — a welcome improvement. F5 was a pioneer in enabling different types of networks to work together so that a company could make use of them all. It counts many of the Big Tech companies among its customers and partners, including Amazon.com (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT) and Google-parent Alphabet (GOOGL).
F5 Stock Rating Shows Strong Fundamentals
The 74 RS Rating shows that F5 stock has outperformed 74% of all stocks for price appreciation this past year. The Seattle-based company also has a strong 87 Earnings Per Share Rating out of 99. It carries a 79 Composite Rating and a B Accumulation/Distribution Rating, as big mutual funds and ETFs buy more shares than sell. A best-possible A SMR Rating (sales + profit margins + return on equity) reflects strong fundamentals.
Earnings grew 25% last quarter to $3.21 per share, up from 19% growth the prior quarter. Revenue grew just 4% to $702.6 million, after rising 11% the prior quarter.
Tops In Network Solutions Group
F5 stock holds the No. 1 rank among its peers in the 16-stock Internet-Networking Solutions industry group. Credo Tech Group (CRDO), which provides high-speed connectivity solutions, and China-based GDS (GDS) are also among the group’s highest-rated stocks.
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