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A fund manager just leaned in
Massachusetts Financial Services Co. MA boosted its Zoom position by 10.1%, bringing its stake to 396,099 shares worth about $34.18 million. That’s not “YOLO and pray” money, but it is enough to say: somebody with a serious clipboard still likes the stock.
Why this matters
When a big institution adds to a position, it doesn’t always mean the stock is about to moon. But it does tell you that the smartest money in the room hasn’t shoved Zoom into the “nice app, next question” bucket just yet.
And Zoom still has plenty of narrative ballast attached to it:
- It reported Q4 EPS of $1.44, missing estimates by $0.04
- Revenue rose 5.3% to $1.25 billion
- It also guided FY-2027 EPS to $5.770–$5.810, which gives investors something concrete to obsess over for the next few quarters
The mixed-message stock
Zoom is still one of those names that makes investors do a double take. It’s not the pandemic rocket ship anymore, but it’s also not a forgotten relic. Add in the recent insider selling and the analyst tug-of-war, and you’ve got a stock that’s basically living in a group chat argument.
Big picture
This isn’t a giant corporate drama, but it’s a fresh signal that institutional investors are still willing to buy the dip on Zoom. For a company trying to prove it’s more than a verb, that kind of support matters.