Zoom Video Communications Inc. shares rose by 1.7% after a positive report from Rosenblatt analysts, who raised their outlook for the company while maintaining a “buy” rating. Experts highlighted improved revenue prospects for 2026–2027 and called Zoom’s shift to a “partner-first” model a key factor in accelerating business growth.

After the initial surge, the stock stabilized at $84.56 per share, up 1.7% from the previous close. The market saw the updated forecast as a positive sign, confirming investor confidence in Zoom’s long-term stability.

The last significant rally came three months ago, when Zoom posted quarterly results above expectations. Revenue rose 4.7% to $1.22 billion, earnings per share reached $1.53, and the company raised its annual outlook, boosting shares by more than 10%.

Since early 2025, Zoom shares have gained 3.6%, nearing the 52-week high of $89.03. Investors who put in $1,000 five years ago would have nearly doubled their capital, proving Zoom’s resilience and long-term market appeal.