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OKTA
$75.74
+$1.74(+2.35%)

*Data last updated: 2026-05-03 12:22 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-03 12:22, Okta Inc (OKTA) is priced at $75.74, with a total market cap of $12.82B, a P/E ratio of 63.22, and a dividend yield of 0.00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $74.10 and $77.33. The current price is 2.21% above the day's low and 2.05% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 2.63M. Over the past 52 weeks, OKTA has traded between $62.62 to $82.34, and the current price is -8.01% away from the 52-week high.

OKTA Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$73.65
Market Cap$12.82B
Volume2.63M
P/E Ratio63.22
Dividend Yield (TTM)0.00%
Diluted EPS (TTM)1.32
Net Income (FY)$235.00M
Revenue (FY)$2.91B
Earnings Date2026-05-28
EPS Estimate0.85
Revenue Estimate$752.03M
Shares Outstanding174.09M
Beta (1Y)0.762

About OKTA

Okta, Inc. provides identity solutions for enterprises, small and medium-sized businesses, universities, non-profits, and government agencies in the United States and internationally. The company offers Okta Identity Cloud, a platform that offers a suite of products and services, such as Universal Directory, a cloud-based system of record to store and secure user, application, and device profiles for an organization; Single Sign-On that enables users to access applications in the cloud or on-premise from various devices; Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication provides a layer of security for cloud, mobile, Web applications, and data; Lifecycle Management that enables IT organizations or developers to manage a user's identity throughout its lifecycle; API Access Management that enables organizations to secure APIs; Access Gateway that enables organizations to extend the Okta Identity Cloud from the cloud to their existing on-premise applications; and Advanced Server Access to secure cloud infrastructure. It also provides Auth0 products, including Universal Login that allows customers to provide login experience across different applications and devices; Attack Protection, a suite of security capabilities that protect from malicious traffics; Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication that minimizes friction to end users; Passwordless authentication enables users to login without a password and supports in various login methods; Machine to Machine provides standards-based authentication and authorization; private Cloud that allows customers to run a dedicated cloud instance of Auth0; and Organizations that enables customers to independent configurations, login experiences, and security options. It offers customer support, training, and professional services. It sells its products directly to customers through sales force and channel partners. The company was formerly known as Saasure, Inc. Okta, Inc. was incorporated in 2009 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.
SectorTechnology
IndustrySoftware - Infrastructure
CEOTodd McKinnon
HeadquartersSan Francisco,CA,US
Official Websitehttps://www.okta.com
Employees (FY)6.36K
Average Revenue (1Y)$458.52K
Net Income per Employee$36.91K

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MEVHunterNoLoss

04-27 16:31
Recent market volatility has been quite intense. Escalating tensions in the Middle East have directly stirred the energy sector. WTI crude oil once surged to more than $82, with the gain coming close to 8%, setting a new high in more than a year. However, after that, Trump stepped in and said he would take measures to ease oil-price pressure, claiming that during the attacks, Iran was actually proactively negotiating with the US and Israel. Those remarks immediately dragged oil prices down; in the end, it only rose 3.63%, to around $78.8, and still failed to hold above the $80 level. What’s interesting is that Trump also mentioned that after the Iran conflict settles, the US will shift its focus to Cuba. On the other side, Iran is not backing down either. Ali Larijani, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, said they are ready to respond to US ground actions and would be willing to pay any price to make US officials feel ashamed. This kind of escalation in tensions has indeed made the market a bit nervous. In the Federal Reserve, St. Louis Fed President Bullard pointed to a key issue: if energy prices keep rising while economic activity slows, it will make the policy environment extremely complex. He specifically noted that higher gasoline prices would create inflationary pressure, which is something the Federal Reserve needs to take seriously. US 10-year Treasury yields have climbed for four straight days, and the market is clearly positioning itself for inflation and potential changes in central bank policy. Stocks, meanwhile, broadly fell. The Dow fell 1.61%, the S&P declined 0.56%, and the Nasdaq dropped 0.26%. Small-cap stocks performed worse, with the Russell 2000 down 1.91%. European markets also slid across the board: German, French, and UK stocks fell 1.61%, 1.49%, and 1.45%, respectively. Tech stocks saw mixed moves—Microsoft rose more than 1%; Nvidia, Netflix, and Amazon posted modest gains; but Meta fell more than 1%, while Apple and Tesla also edged lower. By contrast, internet security stocks were standout performers: Okta rose 11%, and CrowdStrike climbed more than 4%. Cryptocurrencies were also dragged down. Bitcoin, which had been over $70,000, has now pulled back to 76.81K, down 1.58% over the past 24 hours. Ethereum is no exception; it dropped from $2,075 to the current level of 2.28K, down 2.78% over the past 24 hours. Gold typically does well when geopolitical risk rises, but this time it fell 1.1% to $5,084.6 per ounce, failing to break above 5,100. This is somewhat unexpected, but it also reflects that worries about rising interest rates may be overpowering safe-haven demand—at times, gold may not be the best choice, especially in an environment where inflation expectations rise and real yields fall. The US Dollar Index rose 0.29% to 99.06. The US dollar/yen rose 0.32%, and the EUR/USD fell 0.23%. On the macro front, the Trump administration is pushing multiple policies. New tariffs are facing legal challenges. The attorneys general of New York State and Oregon said several states plan to team up to sue over the 10% import tariffs that will take effect on February 24. Separately, the US is also discussing a new chip export framework, considering requiring countries that want to buy large quantities of AI chips to invest in US AI data centers or provide security assurances. There are also plenty of developments at the company level. Berkshire Hathaway holds $373.3 billion in cash, and it will restart its share buyback plan this week. The newly appointed CEO, Greg Abel, also announced that his entire annual salary will be used to increase the company’s stock holdings. OpenAI released the GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.4 Pro models, adding a Thinking mode that supports up to 1 million context tokens. Oracle is preparing a large-scale expansion of AI data centers; for this, it plans to cut thousands of jobs to ease funding pressure. Data from the World Gold Council shows that in February, global gold ETFs recorded net inflows of $5.3 billion, setting a record for the ninth consecutive month of inflows. Global gold asset management size climbed to $701.0 billion, a historical high, with holdings of 4,171 tons. North America and Asia are the main drivers of inflows. The US Department of Defense is also preparing for key mineral stockpiles. It is soliciting information for five minerals—lithium, nickel, tin, chromium, and tellurium—covering large procurement plans such as 550 tons of lithium carbonate and 3,500 tons of nickel. This reflects the US’s determination to strengthen supply-chain security. The Federal Reserve will hold its meeting on March 17 to 18. The market is waiting to see how they will respond to these rapidly changing circumstances. The Trump administration claims it will take indefinite military action against Iran, and the uncertainty this brings to the global economy is still quite significant.
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04-25 14:56
Recently, the actions focused on the global markets are quite interesting. The escalation of tensions in the Middle East directly pushed energy prices higher, with WTI crude oil soaring above $82, hitting a new high in over a year. However, Trump later stated he would work to ease the oil price pressure, and crude oil ultimately gave back its gains, closing up only 3.63%, unable to break through the $80 level. But the underlying issues reflected here are even more worth paying attention to—if the conflict continues to escalate, the rise in energy costs combined with economic slowdown could make inflation pressures much more complicated. Federal Reserve official Barkin’s recent remarks are quite representative. He straightforwardly said that the Fed’s rate cuts last year were based on the judgment that employment risks were rising and inflation was falling, but recent data over the past few months has reversed that. The inflationary pressure from rising gasoline prices, along with still-strong employment data, has changed the Fed’s risk assessment. Next week’s PCE data release will more clearly reflect this. The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury has risen for four consecutive days, and market concerns about inflation and Fed policy are growing stronger. The market’s reaction is very clear. The three major U.S. stock indices generally declined: Dow down 1.61%, S&P down 0.56%, Nasdaq down 0.26%. Europe also weakened across the board, with German, French, and UK stocks falling 1.61%, 1.49%, and 1.45%, respectively. The crypto market was no exception; Bitcoin briefly retraced from over $70,000 to $70,654, a nearly 4% drop. Interestingly, cybersecurity stocks performed well, with Okta up 11% and CrowdStrike up over 4%, indicating the market is seeking safe-haven assets. Speaking of safe-haven assets, gold’s recent performance is also worth pondering. Gold fell 1.1%, trading around $5,084. One question is, who should not wear gold? This actually relates to gold’s investment properties. As a safe-haven asset, gold is usually sought during geopolitical escalations, but when the market expects interest rates to rise, the opportunity cost of holding gold increases. For investors relying on cash flow returns and sensitive to interest rates, gold’s attractiveness diminishes. Especially in an environment where inflation expectations are uncertain and central bank policies are ambiguous, the correlation between gold and stocks can become complex. On the macro level, there are several other trends worth paying attention to. The Trump administration is pushing forward a new round of tariffs, but it has already been sued jointly by multiple states. Meanwhile, the U.S. is considering establishing new regulations on AI chip exports; foreign buyers will need to invest in AI data centers in the U.S. before purchasing large quantities of chips. These policy changes are reshaping the global trade and technology landscape. At the corporate level, Berkshire Hathaway has resumed stock buybacks, signaling confidence with Warren Buffett holding $373.3 billion in cash. OpenAI released GPT-5.4 and Pro versions, accelerating the AI arms race. Oracle is planning to cut thousands of jobs to support the expansion of AI data centers. All these reflect the current tense situation in the tech and capital markets. The current market environment is indeed complex. Geopolitical conflicts push energy costs higher, central banks face the dilemma of inflation versus employment, and stock markets are digesting these variables. In this context, choosing asset allocations, deciding when to hold gold, and when to shift to other investment products all depend on one’s risk tolerance and time horizon. Recently, I’ve also been monitoring some related crypto assets and commodity derivatives on Gate to see if there are opportunities.
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04-25 11:15
This 18yo made $13 MILLION leading the biggest hacker group of 2022 Arion Kurtaj was a kid from Oxford who ran Lapsus$, the biggest hacker group of 2022 From his mom's house, he hacked Microsoft, Nvidia, Samsung, Uber, Okta, T-Mobile, Vodafone, Ubisoft and Revolut in 6 months, accumulating 300 Bitcoin worth $13 million at the time His method was to call the company's IT help desk pretending to be an employee locked out of his account, or spam staff phones with login approval requests at night until someone tired clicked yes and gave him full access After hacking Uber he posted nsfw content on their internal company chat with a message to employees saying "fuck you wankers" After hacking Revolut, he sent customers inappropriate messages through their support app UK police arrested him in January 2022 after rival hackers doxxed him online He was put on bail in a Travelodge hotel with no internet access From that hotel room, he used an Amazon Fire TV Stick, the hotel TV, a mouse and his phone to hack Rockstar Games and leak 90 clips of the unreleased GTA 6 He posted the clips under the username TeaPotUberHacker and demanded $4 million from Rockstar to stop Cops arrested him in the same hotel room days later The judge said he showed no remorse and wanted to do it again, giving him an indefinite sentence at a secure hospital until doctors decide he's no longer a threat He ended up gambling away most of his 300 Bitcoin and the rest of it was lost because he got hacked
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