Splunk (SPLK) continued to fire on all cylinders when the enterprise software company reported its first-quarter earnings numbers after the market close Thursday. Nevertheless, Splunk fell more than 3% in after-hours trading Thursday and declined by 7% in morning trading in the stock market today. Splunk, the leading provider of machine-to-machine data analytics that helps companies find bottlenecks in their software applications and data
Splunk is still a high-growth technology company, but its latest earnings left some investors wanting more. Shares of the enterprise software company slipped by more than 3% late Thursday, even after it reported first-quarter earnings that soundly beat analyst estimates. Splunk (SPLK) continues to cash in on helping companies sift through and examine increasing loads of information coming from mobile phones, PCs and other devices. The company’s
Splunk’s (SPLK) Q1 earnings, out after the close Thursday, are expected to show that the company has continued to thrive on an ever-rising need for data analytics. The company is the leading provider of machine-to-machine data analytics software, which helps companies locate bottlenecks in their software applications and data networks. A growing number of companies also use the software to find security breaches in their networks. Splunk stock was