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Arista Networks stock plunges toward 52-week low amid revenue slowdown

A once-high-flying tech stock is now fighting for survival. Can Arista reverse its steep decline—or is this the beginning of the end?

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Arista Networks stock plunges toward 52-week low amid revenue slowdown

Arista Networks is grappling with a significant drop in its stock price, now nearing a 52-week low. The company has shed over 70 percent of its market worth since January, sparking concerns about its financial health. Recent moves by top executives have only served to exacerbate investor anxiety.

The company's struggles came into sharper focus as revenue growth decelerated from 27 percent to just 18 percent year-over-year. Analysts are now questioning whether Arista can hit its $840 million revenue target for the fourth quarter. A recent collaboration with Intuit, designed to enhance advertising tools for small and mid-sized businesses, failed to generate much enthusiasm from the market.

With the stock market today near its lowest point in a year, investors are closely monitoring for signs of recovery. The company's ability to stabilize revenue and regain investor confidence will be crucial in the coming months. For now, the outlook remains guarded as leadership actions and financial performance continue to underwhelm.

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