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Crownstrikes blowout earnings impressive, but wait if missed outCrowdStrike Holdings (CRWD) reported its first quarterly earnings as a public entity on Thursday evening. To say the company did well would be an understatement. For the first quarter of fiscal year 2020, a beat of one penny seems unspectacular, as it's hard to see a loss of $0.47 per share as positive. CrowdStrike posted revenue of $96.08 million, also a beat. Good enough for year-over-year growth of 103.2%. The metrics within are what's so impressive, though. Subscription revenue increased by 116% to $86 million. Non-GAAP gross margin widened sequentially to 74% from 62%. This has the software security solutions company projecting revenue of $103 million to $104 million for the current quarter (fiscal Q2), and a loss per share of -$0.23 to $0.24. Wall Street was looking for -$0.31. What does CrowdStrike do exactly? This company uses a database, as well as machine learning in order to detect malware on computers, mobile devices and corporate networks. In other words, cybersecurity. It's not just CrowdStrike. If you missed this move, the entire industry is hot, hot, hot. source THEstreet AVERAGE ANALYSTS PRICE TARGET $88 AVERAGE ANALYSTS RECOMMENDATION OVERWEIGHT COMPANY PROFILE CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. operates as a holding company. It provides cloud-delivered solution for next-generation endpoint protection that offers cloud modules on its Falcon platform through SaaS subscription-based model. The company was founded by George P. Kurtz and Dmitri Alperovitch on November 7, 2011 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA.
NASDAQ:CRWDLong
by RedHotStocks
FUN POST = This is a test to prove to TRAVIS that TA is real.I know nothing about this company, but my friend believes TA isn't helpful and I want to prove him wrong. So here's the chart: let's see what happens. My chat with him: "You can buy right now and know to sell if it drops below 71.50, then if it breaks 75 it's easily hitting 79, then prob 83, then maybe 86 If it break 71.50, the first support is 70, then the next support is 66. Reverse Head and Shoulders, and Cup and Handle. Both are good. Both those formations are bullish. The arrows represent the price targets based on the formations, while the fibonacci lines are major 'mental roadblocks' the market intrinsically has So, on CRWD, if you like the company and believe it's worthy of an investment, you: 1 - Buy right now and hope it breaks above the neckline/cup and handle recent high of 75, with the price targets (25% of position out at each of those targets) 2 - Wait for it to break through the upper resistance of 75 and sell at those targets. 3 - Wait to see if it falls through the trend line of 71.50, and place 50% of your intended position size at 70, with the remaining 50% at 66. TA doesn't work all the time, but it greatly improves your chances"
NASDAQ:CRWDLong
by TMoneyBidness
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Entry 1/2Crowd Strike, although an incredible company that is rapidly growing, is a complete rip off right now. If you multiplied the total Class A and B shares by $ 70.00 high you would get a valuation of $14,135,982,257. This is obviously outrageous, even by historically low-interest rates/Trump Bull Run standards. You can imagine the typical reaction you’d get if you said this to somebody who bought it; “It doesn’t matter, it’s a great company, just buy and hold and all those wrinkles will eventually flatten themselves out”. Think about it this way, a Mercedes Benz is a great car, but is it worth $10 000 000? Of course not. Please, wait for this company to come back down to reality before you jump over the deep end. 60% of the fully diluted outstanding shares are owned by 3 entities…That should ring some alarm bells. Once those shares start freely trading, the price will probably tank. Not good for the average mom and pop investor, that’s for sure. With only 18 000 000 Class A shares, the addition of 178 688 971 new shares would result in almost 90% dilution in the secondary markets… Okay, brace yourselves people, we are going to do something that might seem rather unconventional; we are going to divide the total additional paid in capital prior to this offering by the total Class B stock………… $493 000 000 Divided by 178 688 97 EQUALS…………..$2.75!!! Let’s do some more fun little math problems. What was the closing price today? 64? Okay, let’s divide 64 by 2.75. What do you get? 23.2727272727. That means the average gain on the Class B shares, if they were sold today, would be 2327.272727%!!!!! Now that’s not completely fair. Yes, the average price is $2.75, but, the Series A-1 shares were priced at 50 cents, which is a bit of an outlier compared to the rest of the preferred shares. The image below is a table of each class of redeemable preferred stock Lets us, just for fun, see what the implied profit would be for each letter in this varied alphabet of stock The A’s………………………………. 12900% in profits For the B’s………………………………………4571% And for the C’s! 1422% in gains!! Starting to understand why this valuation is ridiculous? Okay, now let’s take a look at the book value. Even though this isn’t as relevant to this company since most of the value is intangible (i.e., people, know-how, intellectual property), it still sheds light on the extreme amount of dilution one would face if they were to buy this stock at the current price. Pro Forma dilution is $30?….on a $34.00 stock?…….Makes sense. In order for profit margins like this to occur, almost always, there has to be a counter-party who loses big time, or else where is all this profit going to come from, especially when it is obtained without the receiver of these profits lifting so much as finger, as is the case here with Warburg Pincus, Accel, and “Capital G” (formerly Google Capital 2016, L.P…. so Google) At least they warn us. A small remnant that is still remaining from the blue sky’s laws created way back following the Great Crash of 1929. Can you imagine the theatrics that went on back then?! Gross profits of $162 million. That’s a pretty penny, right? Not so fast. The valuation of the company is 14 billion remember? Like we said before, we go against the grain here, do things others don’t do, so we are going to calculate how long it would take to break even if you were to buy the stock right now. …………….Here comes the magic people. Are you ready for this? 14 billion……………………………………………………………………………….. divided by……………………………………………………………………………………. 162 million……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………………………………….. …………………………………………………………………………………….Equals 86 YEARS!!!!! Yes!!! Just a little over the average life span for an American Citizen. Think about it. If you bought a business that was priced 86 times higher then its yearly earnings, how long is it going to take to pay it back? 86 years right? You see, it’s not that hard to understand. None of this is. Finance is very simple; it’s 2 + 2 =4, not rocket science. It’s just the people who control the industry; the bankers, the lawyers, stockbrokers, the fund managers; they all like to guard their knowledge, just like in any profession, so they use all this bullshit lingo to keep you ignorant so you keep coming back, like your local mechanic. Oh, we left out one small detail. That number we just mentioned, it’s not their net income, it’s their gross profit, meaning the money they make BEFORE they pay their bills! You see that number at the bottom, that $140 077? Yeah? That’s their yearly earnings, not the 193 million we talked about before. It’s NEGATIVE, not positive, NEGATIVE 140 077 MILLION…… Which is completely OK!! They are an AMAZING company experiencing RAPID GROWTH, but $14 billion!?! That’s a little much. They even tell you that you can’t vote!!!
NASDAQ:CRWDShort
by InteractiveSwingTrading