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Insider activity (SEC Form 4)
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Valuation
Trading at 57.7× earnings vs its 35.2× historical median P/E.
Fair value ≈ $24.34 · price $39.95 today
Overvalued · 64% above
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$HPE this stock is flying under the radar, out of $SMCI and $DELL HPE has the better margins expansion. With $JNPR fully under HPE and market cap of only $26B there’s so much more room for growth. $HPE has a backlog similar to what $SMCI has last quarter, and with the transition to being the 2nd largest networking company market cap should be closer to $40b+. Accumulate before the next ER report.
$ATEN A10's differentiation is their focus on high performance, scalable solutions for large enterprises and service providers rather than the SMB market, plus their strong positioning in AI infrastructure buildout with cloud providers. They work with 8 of the top 10 cloud providers and 9 of the top 10 telecom operators globally.
Lets also not forget North America has been a major growth driver, up 30% for the full year and now representing 64% of quarterly revenue. This isn't about chasing small deals. They are winning mission critical deployments like the global airline and data analytics software provider they closed in Q4. These are the types of sticky, high value customers that expand over time. While competitors for example like $PANW $NET $FTNT $JNPR fight across all market segments, A10 stays focused on where they can deliver the most value at scale.
$ATEN In a market where AI is disrupting jobs, layoffs are rising and growth stocks keep getting hit I’m honestly grateful to have A10 Networks as a part of my portfolio. January just had the worst layoff plans since 2009, and that kind of backdrop matters. Despite that ATEN grew revenue 11% in 2025, posted record results, and returned $86.3M to shareholders through buybacks and dividends. The board just approved another $0.06 quarterly dividend payable March 2, and they still have $53.4M left for repurchases.
What I like is this isn’t AI hype. They are positioned in the AI infrastructure buildout, working with 8 of the top 10 cloud providers, while staying disciplined with capital. EPS is growing faster than revenue, margins are expanding and cash keeps coming back to shareholders. In a choppy market with significant stock declines in growth companies and a weakening jobs picture this is the kind of shareholder friendly execution I’m comfortable owning. $PANW $NET $FTNT $JNPR
2/2: U.S. judge sets discovery framework for states challenging DOJ settlement in HPE–Juniper $14 billion merger | View: Regulatory overhang and remedy risk now extend into at least late Q1 2026… $HPE $JNPR $XLK
A U.S. federal judge ruled on Tuesday that a group of U.S. states will be allowed to intervene in the legal proceedings surrounding Hewlett-Packard Enterprise’s proposed $14 billion acquisition of Juniper Networks. Judge Casey Pitts, presiding in San José, California, granted Colorado and several other states permission to submit their views on the deal, which the U.S. Department of Justice has moved to settle in a way that would allow the transaction to move forward.
The judge emphasized that his decision only concerns the states’ right to participate and does not determine whether he will conduct a deeper inquiry into the circumstances under which the DOJ reached the settlement. Those states have described the process leading to the agreement as questionable and potentially troubling, suggesting that further scrutiny may ultimately be warranted.
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People were upset the missed the $AAPL and $NFLX train that they held on to their $JNPR and $INTC thinking they would also get 2000% returns
NFLX was a generational buying opportunity. 800x since the dot com bubble low
Arista Networks deep dive, Buy and $180 target. AI networking lead, EOS and CloudVision, 800G adoption, Ethernet vs InfiniBand, plus valuation and customer mix risks. $ANET $CSCO $JNPR
Source: OwlPost ANET analysis.
https://owlpostai.com/stocks/ANET/arista-networks-anet-engineering-the-fabric-of-the-ai-revolution/
Morgan Stanley upgraded Hewlett Packard Enterprise to Overweight from Equal Weight and reaffirmed a positive view on Dell Technologies , noting both are well-positioned for July-quarter results amid strong enterprise hardware spending trends.
HPE target set at $28, citing Juniper Networks acquisition accretion and multiple expansion potential. DELL target raised to $144 from $136, highlighting upside to Q2 estimates, confidence in $ 15B+ AI server revenue target for FY26, and recent share pullback.
Morgan Stanley expects broadly positive results for enterprise hardware makers, driven by robust AI computing/networking spend, stable server demand, and strong PC refresh cycle. Checks show improved enterprise spending in May–June, with distributors/resellers reporting stronger-than-expected growth in PCs, servers, and storage.
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