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Okta, Inc. (OKTA-Q) is currently facing challenges following a privacy breach which has led to a loss of respect in the marketplace. Experts advise waiting for the estimated earnings at the end of August to determine if the company can repair the damage to its integrity. The 12-month price target is set at $118, indicating a cautious approach to investing in the stock. Okta will need to regain trust and prove its value to investors after the recent setback.
Reported two weeks ago: great numbers with a clean beat and raised their quarter. Shares popped and can continue to rise, but a recent major hack involved cracking a company network by breaking into an employee's Okta logging credentials.
Has been following company closely.
Identity verification a good space to be in.
Heavy competition from Microsoft etc.
Potential for company to be bought.
"Show and prove" story for investors.
Waiting for results before buying.
Delivered a beat and raised guidance, but the street focussed on the amount of business they have not done, a number which missed expectations. The street sees slowing business ahead. Doesn't help that shares were hot going into the quarter.
Okta, Inc. is a American stock, trading under the symbol OKTA-Q on the NASDAQ (OKTA). It is usually referred to as NASDAQ:OKTA or OKTA-Q
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On 2025-01-14, Okta, Inc. (OKTA-Q) stock closed at a price of $83.07.
Privacy breach. Has to earn back respect from the marketplace, because a lot of people got burned. 12-month price target of $118. Wait for earnings to come out and see if it can repair damage to its integrity.