$FEYE While FireEye has received attention for thwarting foreign cyberattacks, its mixed first-quarter results and guidance have the Street feeling mostly lukewarm. FireEye reported quarterly losses of 3 cents per share Tuesday, in line with Street estimates, on revenue of $210.5 million, slightly ahead of estimates. Its second-quarter guidance, though, included a softer revenue and EPS outlook. Several analysts found a positive in strong billings — up 38-percent year-over-year — by FireEye's consulting arm Mandiant.