TTAN is trading at $72.50 (-4.2%) as investors weigh a GAAP EPS miss and cautious FY2027 revenue guidance against a Q4 top-line beat.

  • While Q4 revenue grew 21% YoY to $254M and non-GAAP margins tripled to 10.7%, a GAAP EPS loss of $0.44 and FY2027 guidance of $1.11B–$1.12B signaled decelerating growth expectations.
  • Analysts at Needham and BTIG slashed price targets to $100 and $105 respectively, citing weather-related headwinds and concerns over future growth trajectories.
  • Heavy insider selling is adding further downward pressure on the stock, which is currently bucking broader market gains.