About the fate of the company. Looks like it might be a takeover or acquisition target .
Citrix may finally be acquired by a bigger more serious company.
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Yes big announcement in two weeks. Its called Synergy.
It’s more likely to be an announcement from a competitor!
I bet Citrix will face a lot more competition because AWS has completely disrupted the space.
Cutting all expenses to boost the stock price. Let's hope EM leaves and Citrix can invest in R&D again.
I would liken Citrix’s attempt to sell the company as akin to a gold digger that is well past her prime trying to snatch a man on whom to mooch. The makeup can no longer hide the wrinkles. The formerly large and perky breasts sag horribly. The pants conceal the varicose veins. She was once sweet and pleasant, but not she has now become increasingly b--chy and capricious. She is in utter denial about her changed status and refuses to acknowledge reality. No amount of botox will fix her ugly face and, more importantly, the ugly personality on the inside.
Unlikely.. any vendor will touch Citrix.
With AWS, Azure and Google taking away business from all the HW/hypervisor vendors, Citrix's advantage on-prem is becoming irrelevant. Citrix on Azure s---s. Citrix on AWS s---s. AWS has a better Workspaces offering. Citrix barely works on Google in the cloud version. So even though Citrix claims to bet big on the cloud, the reality is that customer adoption is pathetic.
EM will be out after the next stock pop.
Compare CTXS work companies in similar segment (MSFT, VMW, BOX)- the stock up tick is not unprecedented. Worthless post again.
There is a reason the stock is ticking up so inexplainably in recent weeks.
The buy back is helping but the market is sensin the circling of the prey.
Similarities between Citrix and Novell are very striking. Especially Elliott Management involvement. Like Novell in their decline, Citrix ELT has no idea for the future. Saying mantra “cloud, cloud, cloud” leads to nothing. It is sad but Citrix is on the same path like Novell was in 2000s.
Most prospective buyers thought it was overvalued at $70/share.
Yup, Just another worthless Troll.
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