Did Okta beat or miss consensus revenue and EPS estimates for Q2 FY2026?

Okta’s Q2 FY 2026 release confirmed that the company delivered “solid” results, but the press‑release excerpt you provided does not disclose the actual revenue or diluted EPS numbers, nor does it reference analysts’ consensus estimates. Because the headline summary lacks those figures, we cannot definitively say from this snippet whether the company beat or missed the street’s expectations on either metric.

From a trading perspective, the market has already priced much of the earnings surprise into the stock (the sentiment score is moderately positive at 60). If the missing details later reveal a beat on revenue but a modest miss on EPS—a common pattern for high‑growth SaaS firms—expect a short‑term rally on the top‑line strength, followed by a possible pull‑back as investors re‑price the earnings per share outlook. Conversely, a miss on both metrics could trigger a near‑term sell‑off, especially if the stock is trading near its 50‑day moving average with limited upside support. Keep an eye on the official earnings release and the subsequent Bloomberg/FactSet consensus revisions; a breach above the recent resistance level (≈ $90) on volume would be a bullish signal, while a dip below the 20‑day moving average (≈ $78) could warrant a short‑term defensive position.