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Crowdstrike - Stopped the breach and onwards to new highs?CAPITALCOM:CRWD has put the turmoil behind it and are now in a strong position to move on. With practically no real competition the stock is picking up pace. I belive it will continue. Back in July price created a gap, naturally, but the chase to close the gap is well underway. First target is filling the gap, at around $340. This gap however is getting old, and I belive price will move through this level without too much resistance. July was a different time, and lots have happened since. My next target is the level just above $390, where we have some resistance. As for indicators, the OBV and MACD are on the rise. As is the RSI. I belive CAPITALCOM:CRWD has made it through the setback, and are onwards to set new highs.
CAPITALCOM:CRWDLong
by WeRideAtDawn
Crowdstrike longCrowdstrike has been impacted by a bad day. An error which is causing a bit of turmoil for the Company and the stock is dropping. The stock is dropping also because touched 400 dollars, making x3 the price in less than 2 years. I am taking advantage of this drop and buy at the Fibonacci level + oversold daily. This trade may need accumulation. I bought at 244 and will hold. I will add to buy at 209 (0.618 Fibo) and more at 200. It is imperative to manage your size as this trade need to breathe and may result positive in the mid term.
NASDAQ:CRWD
by zito82
Bearish CRWD on 2 scenariosNASDAQ:CRWD I'm anticipating CrowdStrike to keep falling (especially that the lawsuits hasn't bee settled yet), and that the pattern is back in the channel it's been in for the last 4 years. Scenario 1: Fast drop The yellow line represents a fast drop as per current economics readings, where it's anticipated to reach the $140 range around end of 1st quarter of 2025. Scenario 2: following the Nov21>Dec22 fall pattern The green line repeats the pattern of the fall between the period of November 2021 till December 2022, anticipating a fall to $150 around end of 3rd quarter of 2025. Up to your considerations..
NASDAQ:CRWDShort
by wa-zaa
When Does a Digital Guardian Become a Digital Liability?In a dramatic turn of events that has captivated both Wall Street and Silicon Valley, a routine software update has spiraled into a half-billion-dollar legal battle between two industry titans. Delta Air Lines' lawsuit against cybersecurity leader CrowdStrike raises fundamental questions about corporate accountability in our increasingly interconnected world. The incident, which paralyzed one of America's largest airlines for five days, serves as a stark reminder of how thin the line has become between digital protection and digital vulnerability. The case's implications stretch far beyond its $500 million price tag. At its core, this legal confrontation challenges our basic assumptions about cybersecurity partnerships. When CrowdStrike's update crashed 8.5 million Windows computers worldwide, it didn't just expose technical vulnerabilities—it revealed a critical gap in our understanding of how modern enterprises should balance innovation with stability. Delta's claim that it had explicitly disabled automatic updates, only to have CrowdStrike allegedly circumvent these preferences, adds a layer of complexity that could reshape how businesses approach their cybersecurity relationships. Perhaps most intriguingly, this case forces us to confront an uncomfortable paradox in corporate technology: can the very systems we deploy to protect our infrastructure become our greatest point of failure? As businesses pour billions into digital transformation, the Delta-CrowdStrike saga suggests that our cybersecurity paradigm might need a fundamental rethink. With federal regulators now involved and industry leaders watching closely, the outcome of this battle could redefine the boundaries of corporate liability in the digital age and set new standards for how we approach the delicate balance between security and operational stability.
NASDAQ:CRWDShort
by signalmastermind
CRWD heads up into $300: crash bounce reaching key fib levelsCRWD was at a significant resistance before the "outage". So it was ready for a dip already when the bad news hit. The stock crash (after the outage) is back up to key levels. MINOR but significant resistance at current price of $298.49. MAJOR target/resistance is a Golden Genesis fib at $308.92. OVER shoot target and likely top will be local fib at $316.09. It is PROBABLE that it pulls back very soon. It is POSSIBLE to be the high before new lows. It is PLAUSBLE that it breaks but not on first hit. ====================================================
NASDAQ:CRWD
by EuroMotif
3
CRWD Copy of and old private poste on 24 september our black A is our first big move down. From there: What I think I see now is a movement from point A to point B. I suspect that a 3 movement UP is forming there. and then we go back down in 5. This is the red Arrow that you must follow. in that case we have formed a zigzag 3 - 5 - 3 The blue arrow... could be the last move of a 5 up on a lower timeframe. Nl on the one hour chart. I don't see any divergence there yet, so somewhere I expect the latter too... I expect a real reaction in the yellow box. the blue small print (i,ii,iii,... should represent the 5 moves up with a fib retracement respectively. Ideally we see that last move up occurring between 285 and 270 or in other words at the latest a response to the 0.50 fib retracement of the last movement up (equals the blue small print) Today: still the same
NASDAQ:CRWD
by TraderStoffel84
CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. (CRWD) | Chart & Forecast SummaryKey Indicators on Trade Set Up in General 1. Push Set Up 2. Range Set up 3. Break & Retest Set Up Active Sessions on Relevant Range & Elemented Probabilities; * Asian(Ranging) - London(Upwards) - NYC(Downwards) * Weekend Crypto Session # Trend | Time Frame Conductive | Weekly Time Frame - General Trend - Measurement on Session * Support & Resistance * Trade Area | Focus & Motion Ahead # Position & Risk Reward | Daily Time Frame - Measurement on Session * Retracement | 0.5 & 0.618 * Extension | 0.786 & 1 Conclusion | Trade Plan Execution & Risk Management on Demand; Overall Consensus | Buy
CAPITALCOM:CRWDLong
by P-Ment4U
CrowdStrike Cut Its Guidance. Here’s What Its Charts Look LikeCrowdStrike Holdings NASDAQ:CRWD beat estimates on its latest quarterly numbers this week and cut guidance less than feared following July’s global computer outage, which stemmed from a problem with the cybersecurity firm’s latest software update. Let’s see what CrowdStrike’s fundamentals and technicals say about where the stock might go from here. CrowdStrike’s Price Moves and Fundamental Analysis CRWD initially lost some 36% in the days following the July 19 outage, but has since rebounded some 25% in less than a month. The company reported after the bell Wednesday that it saw $1.04 in adjusted earnings per share on $963.87 million of revenue for the three months ended July 31. That beat the $0.97 adjusted EPS and $958.5 million revenue that analysts’ consensus called for. Earnings also grew 41% year over year, while revenues gained 31.7% y/y. But CrowdStrike’s release wasn’t really about those numbers. Many investors wanted to hear what management would say about the massive computer outage, sparked by a faulty CrowdStrike update for Microsoft Windows. The problem –- considered perhaps the worst outage in IT history -- took down computer systems worldwide, affecting retailers, airlines, hospitals and more and causing at least an estimated $5 billion in damages, according to published reports. Hard-hit Delta NYSE:DAL needed nearly a week to fix its systems, and has said it will sue CRWD over what it claims are at least $500 million in expenses and lost revenues, according to media reports. (CrowdStrike countered that Delta suffered more than other airlines did due to DAL’s alleged IT shortcomings.) CRWD has since updated its tools and testing procedures, but the company is already facing lawsuits, presumably damaged its reputation and will likely lose some business given the outage’s size. CEO George Kurtz said during Wednesday’s earnings call that “in working with customers post-incident, we quickly mobilized around customer loyalty.” The firm appeared to be conservative on guidance for both the current quarter and full year, but it quickly became apparent that investors had braced for worse and CRWD actually rose 2.8% Thursday following the earnings report’s release. CrowdStrike’s Technical Analysis What about CrowdStrike’s technicals? Let's take a look at the stock’s chart as of Thursday morning: Readers will see that the stock has generally been in an ascending price channel since January 2023, with CRWD’s stock price more than tripling over that time frame. However, July’s global computer outage threw a monkey wrench into that pattern and trashed the stock, which fell 36.5% from its $343.05 close on July 18 to its $217.89 Aug. 2 close just 15 days later. But since then, CRWD has seen something of a moderate "V" shaped recovery, bouncing back some 25% between Aug. 2’s close and where the stock closed on Thursday. Let's place a Fibonacci model on the entire move and see what we come up with: Now, let's zoom in and look at the same model over just the past six months: Readers will see that CRWD was "rescued" at the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level of its entire rally from early 2023 into July 2024. The stock is also clinging to its 21-Day Exponential Moving Average (the green above), while a small “cup” pattern has now developed a handle with a $279 pivot. One of two things seem likely to happen from here: 1) CrowdStrike rallies to take back its 200-day Simple Moving Average (the red line above) and its 50-Day Simple Moving Average (the blue line). That could prompt portfolio managers to increase their long-side exposure and send the stock higher. 2) CRWD sells off and creates a new post-cycle low. That could mean portfolio managers will decrease their long-side exposure, sending the stock lower. In either case, neither the stock's Relative Strength Index (the gray line above) nor its daily Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD, the black and gold lines above) look like they’ll provide much help to CrowdStrike right now. The MACD is currently somewhat bearish, although it appears to be improving. (Full disclosure: At the time of writing this article, Moomoo Markets Commentator Stephen Guilfoyle was long CRWD and MSFT). This article discusses technical analysis, other approaches, including fundamental analysis, may offer very different views. The examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and are not intended to be reflective of the results you can expect to achieve. Specific security charts used are for illustrative purposes only and are not a recommendation, offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. 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NASDAQ:CRWD
by moomoo
1
CrowdStrike’s Earnings Beat Expectations, Outlook Clouds Future Key Takeaways: - Revenue Surprise: CrowdStrike’s revenue surged 32% year-over-year, surpassing analysts' expectations. - Outage Fallout: The first earnings report since a significant global outage reveals lowered revenue guidance and potential long-term customer trust issues. - Financial Forecast Adjustment: Revised revenue guidance for the fiscal year ending January 31, 2024, lowered to $3.89 billion - $3.9 billion from the previous $3.97 billion - $4 billion projection. CrowdStrike’s Revenue Beat Amid Challenges CrowdStrike Holdings ( NASDAQ:CRWD ), a leading cybersecurity firm, delivered better-than-expected earnings this quarter, posting a 32% increase in revenue year-over-year to $963.9 million. However, despite these solid top-line numbers, the company lowered its full-year revenue guidance following a substantial software update failure that led to a global outage affecting numerous clients. The Aftermath of the Global Outage The recent report marks CrowdStrike’s first public disclosure since the critical July 19th incident, which disrupted services globally and caused significant operational issues for major clients, including Delta Air Lines. To manage the fallout, CrowdStrike has committed to a $60 million "customer commitment package," offering credits to affected clients. Still, this amount is likely only a fraction of the actual damages incurred, with Delta alone estimating losses of around $500 million. Despite these setbacks, CrowdStrike has managed to retain a 98% customer retention rate, suggesting a robust level of client loyalty. CEO George Kurtz emphasized the company’s resilience, stating, "Working with customers to recover from the July 19 incident, we emerge as an even more resilient and customer-obsessed CrowdStrike." Financial Adjustments and Market Reactions CrowdStrike ( NASDAQ:CRWD ) adjusted its revenue forecast for the fiscal year, now expecting between $3.89 billion and $3.9 billion, down from its earlier prediction of $3.97 billion to $4 billion. This revision aligns with the company's strategy to manage customer relations and mitigate the fallout from the outage. The market reaction has been mixed: CrowdStrike shares ( NASDAQ:CRWD ) initially climbed in after-hours trading but later fell by about 2%. As of Wednesday’s close, the stock remains down over 20% since the outage but has rebounded 33% from the post-outage low three weeks ago. Investors appear cautiously optimistic, recognizing both the risks and the potential for recovery. Balancing Revenue Growth and Customer Retention The company's annual recurring revenue (ARR) increased by 32% to $3.86 billion, with $217.6 million added in the quarter, highlighting the ongoing demand for cybersecurity solutions despite recent hiccups. The challenge, however, lies in maintaining this growth trajectory. Moody’s recently revised its outlook on CrowdStrike from "positive" to "neutral," reflecting concerns about potential revenue growth slowdowns and the company's ability to manage customer relationships post-incident. Legal Battles and Future Outlook CrowdStrike ( NASDAQ:CRWD ) is gearing up for potential legal disputes, particularly with Delta Air Lines, which is preparing to sue the company over the outage losses. CrowdStrike has a contractual liability cap of less than $10 million with Delta, but the extent of the financial impact remains uncertain. Moody’s analyst Raj Joshi commented, "If performance is deteriorating, it’s not going to show up in the numbers immediately. There’s a lag." He pointed out that while existing customers may take time to switch providers, the bigger challenge for CrowdStrike will be to rebuild trust and continue selling additional services to clients affected by the outage. Conclusion While CrowdStrike’s recent earnings report underscores its robust revenue capabilities, the company faces an uphill battle to manage customer trust, retain business, and mitigate the financial and reputational damage caused by the outage. The next few quarters will be crucial in determining whether CrowdStrike ( NASDAQ:CRWD ) can maintain its growth momentum or if the lingering effects of this incident will prove more detrimental to its long-term prospects.
NASDAQ:CRWDLong
by DEXWireNews