Wedbush maintained an Outperform rating on Workday (NYSE: WDAY) and raised its price target to $106.00 (from $96.00). Comments follow Q2 results. Analyst Steve Koenig said the company showed now signs of slowing.

"The company raised its full-year revenue range by $20M - $30M (its biggest raise yet), and guided ahead of 3Q top and bottom-line expectations. We see more room for a raise after the 3Q, but perhaps not as big as the 2Q increase, as full-year visibility has improved and large deals will likely be weighted more towards 4Q than 3Q," said Koenig.

"We see several catalysts for WDAY shares: (1) WDAY will be making some “really important product announcement” at its Workday Rising customer conference on November 3rd – 6th concerning its Big Data offerings, and we suspect lots of enhancements to its HR and financials offerings too; and (2) we expect the company’s revenue and billings momentum will continue to be strong – based on our checks with integrators – and its strong execution capabilities (with few moving parts) should result in more positive earnings surprises and continuing upward revisions to estimates in 3Q and beyond," he added.

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Shares of Workday closed at $90.30 yesterday.