After taking a 12% cut on Friday following tepid guidance, analysts still place rather high price targets on Palo Alto Networks (PANW). The stock closed the day a hair below $130, but analysts still placed targets way above this level despite cuts. RBC Capital lowered the target $10 to $185 while maintaining an Outperform. Deutsche Bank cut the target to $150 from $210 and rated the stock a Hold. FBN Securities cut the target to $175 from $190 and rated the stock an Outperform.Nomura reiterated a Buy and kept a $200 price target. Goldman Sachs kept a But rating and lowered the target to $165 from $188. Piper maintained an Overweight while cutting the target to $167 from $180. Investors need to keep in mined that Palo Alto Networks is worth $11.5 billion with revenue shy of $1.4 billion. The question should be whether the stock can even justify the current price, much less an at least $35 gain embedded in most of the price targets. My fears would be that the stock can't maintain $100 and these analysts appear to be setting up investors with these generally bullish calls. Disclosure: No position