F5 Networks-Kommentar aus ragingbull.com (Trifft den Nagel auf den Kopf)

Chart looks pretty!!!

 We are standing above the solid support level of around $90, with upward trend starting to show up. Certainly we could trade in the range of
 90-105 for awhile, building up momentum.........

 Very good entry point right now for true longs and ((MMs, :) )),,,,,,,

 I can't predict when, but going beyond historic highs and into the $200s is in the making....this year for sure..maybe sooner.

 I will take nothing less than $210(maynot even sell by then).

 My friends in this journey:

 1. Fellow longs
 2. Time
 3. FFIV's solid fundamentals,,,, growing 5-6 fold year/year,,,positive earnings and growing fast,,,products dominate the market,,,virtually no
 competitors,,,fast growing market.
 4. Patience patience patience....most important of all.

 I am telling myself....I will never invest again if I can't win this FFIV battle.

 Honestly, I'm setting up 1 more account this month, will buy FFIV if still in the 90's range.

 Not a gambler, not going to put all money here, but willing to load up more.

                                       hackers "denial of service" attacks. The fact is, the
                                       Net is extremely vulnerable. It was originally a
                                       platform for the academic community; now it is used
                                       for consumers to buy goods and companies to
                                       manager their operations.

                                       This week shows the importance of focusing on the need for "Internet quality of service." A
                                       company that is making a reality of this phrase is F5 Networks (FFIV).

                                       The financials are impressive. Revenues surged to $19.2 million last quarter from $2.7
                                       million in the same period a year ago. The company is profitable, showing an 18 cent per
                                       share (or $4.2 million) gain, which beat First Call's 12 cent estimate. In the same period a
                                       year ago, the company suffered losses of $2.2 million.

                                       With F5, companies can better monitor their network traffic (the technology is software
                                       based). So, when a user hits a Web site, the user gets quick and reliable results. In the
                                       increasingly competitive world of etailing and business-to-business commerce, having a stable
                                       Web presence is critical.

                                       About 53,000 servers are being connected to the Net every month. This is increasing the
                                       complexities of network management and, of course, making it essential for products like
                                       those from F5.

                                       F5's technology uses so-called load balancing. That is, when data packets hit a site, F5
                                       software will determine which server can best handle the traffic. It's kind of like a traffic cop.

                                       The company has a diverse customer base. In all, there are 1,175 customers. The customers
                                       are big names, such as MCI WorldCom, RealNetworks and eToys.

                                       Critical to the company's success will be to quickly expand its product line to its large
                                       customer base. So far, the company has done very well. There are now four products.
                                       Although, its flagship product, BIG/ip, represents 70 percent of revenues.

                                       Yes, there are tough competitors and F5 can stumble. But, with its surging customer base and
                                       continued innovation, F5 has so far made the right moves.