Complaining about
valuation
with tech stocks is a little like complaining about diving in European
soccer - none of the true fans really seem to care. That said, one of
the ever-present lessons of the stock market is that valuation always
matters eventually, and flagging growth tends to accelerate that day of
reckoning. While
Red Hat (NYSE:
RHT)
has had a volatile growth trajectory in its past and that means
investors need to be careful about overreacting to any particular
quarter, the results from Thursday night do nothing to ease worries
about the company's growth.
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