Sundry Photography Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS ) shares fell nearly 8% in premarket trading on Wednesday after the electronics testing and measurement company reported slowing growth in its core order rate, but investment firm Citi said the pullback is an "opportunity" for investors. Analyst Jim Suva noted that the decline in the order rate to -10% in the January quarter, down from 9% growth in the October quarter is a concern in the near-term, but was heartened by the company’s commentary that it will take a few more quarters to normalize, given the quality of the company. "…[W]e have seen this before, a high quality highly profitable company that investors have for a long time asked for teach-ins and are awaiting a stock pull back that is not driven by share losses," Suva wrote in a note to clients. "This is the opportunity." Keysight Technologies ( KEYS ) reported first-quarter results that topped expectations, earning an adjusted $2.02 per share as revenue rose 10.4% year-over-year to $1.38B. Last month, Goldman Sachs listed Keysight Technologies ( KEYS ) among the stocks that would most benefit from China’s reopening .