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Save your seatPD ran from about $7.44 to $9.88 in the last two sessions off a Q1 fiscal 2027 earnings beat, a $100 million buyback, and the CEO transition to John DiLullo.
The stock has the potential to go down if it loses $9 and fades back into the post-earnings gap. That could open a retrace toward $8 to $7.50, and any fresh concern around flat ARR, a 97% net retention rate, or soft guidance would accelerate the downside.
If PD holds the $9.25 to $9.50 zone after the earnings gap, a push back toward $11 to $12 is on the table. Resistance near $10.50 is the first hurdle, and continued buyback support or follow-through on the AI and Operations Cloud story would help.
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