CRWD Crowdstrike Holdings Inc

You can call me paranoid but the fact many governments are saying tjis scares tf out of me, and the fact they’re even admitting it publicly means it’s likely a much bigger problem than they’re letting on. A lot of people talk about the dangers of war escalation, and that’s obviously always a risk, but all of that would be unneeded if AI aided cyber attacks targeted things like water treatment facilities or the entirety of online banking. Seriously, imagine if one day everything in our ports and. Ann accounts were just… gone. Not moved to an account that can be reversed if caught in time, not inaccessible for a few hours but truly GONE. Imagine the pure and utter chaos and panic that this would cause, as every mass agreed upon rule of society simply falls apart due to no unified method of commerce. Sure, humans would eventually adapt, but there would be huge disruptions that would likely lead to millions dead as things like infrastructure and food related logistics stopped. Humans, even humans who grew up in the modern world have shown they’re able to live without things like electricity, but historically as soon as water and food become a “maybe” a certain portion of the population will get violent… and it happens within 72-144ish hours. Also, people working together in catastrophes obviously happen… but we’ve very rarely seen it happen when there is no promised “recovery” to normalcy. A hostile agent doesn’t have to destroy a military to destroy a nation. All they need to do is destroy the unstated but mass agreed upon rules. A single emp could cause more damage than a few isolated nukes ever could. I’m not saying to become a prepper, that’s simply unviable for many people, but it deff would not hurt to have a month or two of canned goods, water, and ideally some form of self defense / ability to barricade. Paranoid people are the ones who survive these type of things when they happen throughout history and it’s better to be 20 years too early than even a minute too late. If something does happen, you will not have time to shop at the grocery store or get a gun. $CRWD $PANW $OKTA $SPY $SCHW

We ended up with 3 cybersecurity stocks today in the Live Options Room. $CRWD (bought 10/21), $RBRK (yesterday) and $S (today). All three screamed higher today. Not intended...just that those were the best charts with time to earnings and liquid call flow.

$CRWD NOV20 250C · still actionable Zone: $241.10 to $244.50 Invalidation: close under $233 Objectives: $260, then $275 The math: up 7.1% to the first objective and 13.3% to the second, against 4.0% risk on the invalidation, better than 3 to 1 to the second Dear friend, think of this as a swing where a strong name just woke up again. CrowdStrike closed up 5.3 percent yesterday at 239.34 and is trading near 242.83 before the open today, knocking on the high from yesterday at 242.90, while Mizuho just lifted its price view to 275. What that lift means in plain words is the homework on Wall Street is getting more confident, not less, and buyers who waited now have a reason to step in sooner. Stay with that strength while it holds, and respect the level where the idea is wrong. P.S. Watch the 242.90 high from yesterday. A clean hold above it keeps the path toward 260 open.

$CRWD absolutely buying this dip with both hand from the Sympathy selling of service now, Fortinet, google

$CRWD $TSLA Scammers economy where 1.6T companies with a 445 P/E exist! I never read this in the intelligent investor. It must’ve been in the Epstein files somewhere.

$CRWD UPDATED enterprise software PEG ratio comp sheet: $ NET remains the most expensive.$ CRWD a close 2nd. And $ HUBS HubSpot the cheapest , haha litteraly priced for bankruptcy 😂ZZ

$CRWD NOV20 250C · still actionable Zone: $240.60 to $244.00 Invalidation: close under $228.70 Objectives: $256, then $275 The math: up 5.7% to the first objective and 13.5% to the second, against 5.6% risk on the invalidation, better than 2 to 1 to the second Dear friend, think of this as a strong name that got knocked down from its highs and is now trying to stand back up, like a good boxer shaking off a round. CrowdStrike fell from 287 early this month to near 221 last week, and today it pushed back above 240 on a strong gain, which tells you buyers stepped in where it mattered. This swing setup is about that repair work, holding above the low from today while the road back toward the old highs stays open. If that low gives way on a close, the story changes and there is no reason to argue with it. P.S. Watch the 250 round number first. A close above it would show this bounce has real follow through.

$CRWD NOV20 235C · still actionable Zone: $226.50 to $229.70 Invalidation: close under $223.95 Objectives: $242, then $255 The math: up 6.1% to the first objective and 11.8% to the second, against 1.8% risk on the invalidation, better than 6 to 1 to the second. Think of this as a good house after a storm passed through the street. CrowdStrike slid hard this past week and then today it stopped going down, holding above 223.95 and closing at 228.10. That matters because sellers tried and could not push it through the low, so this swing is simply a bet that a bounce back toward old levels has room to run while that low holds. P.S. Watch $234.26, today's high. A close above it would be the first real sign the bounce is gaining strength.

$CRWD $SPY $QQQ Do not fight the trend. Stop that foolishness. The chart doesnt care about your opinion or emotions Every morning this is what you have to do Scan pre market Which sector is moving Whats driving the news in the sector. Example for today. Hacking news. Then check the daily pivot resistance and support. You can use AI now to find these numbers. Then combine these with 15 min Vwap for entry/exit plus 8/21 EMA for the trend. Do not fight the trend!

$CRWD $NET $CRM you can see that sell off is just pocketed in AI trades sometiem it breaches through.

$CRWD Any one buying CRWD - Should be changed and Put in Jail for buying PE Ratio 4543 while Market is ATH

$CRWD DUMPED AND WENT SHORT $270 Algorithm fully automated, profits in the bank. Reversed direction

$CRWD crazy how fucking wall street pumps and dumps whatever they want based on nothing

$CRWD Nonsense sell off. Cyber security is essential. Dont mismatch value of PE vs it saves your ass from having your computer hacked. Pee Hegseth told Americans that an onslought of cyber wafare is heading out way. Fucking be ready not petty over a stock price thats ”too high”

$CRWD $CBRS down substantially b/c $INTC can't sell AI PCs is one of the most bizarre trades in history.

$CRWD $PANW CrowdStrike (CRWD) has remained expensive for years because Wall Street values it as a dominant, high-growth cybersecurity company rather than a traditional software business. There are five major reasons: Cybersecurity is essential. Companies cannot simply stop spending on security during an economic slowdown. Recurring revenue. Subscription contracts create predictable revenue and strong customer retention. Competitive advantage. CrowdStrike's Falcon platform allows customers to consolidate multiple security products under one provider. High switching costs. Large enterprises face operational risks and expenses when changing cybersecurity platforms. Future growth expectations. Investors are paying today for profits they expect CrowdStrike to generate many years from now.

$CRWD Event with this tech sell off that was completely irrational. CRWD still is up %4.66 on the weekly. Completely irrational to sell of cyber security now due to the war with Iran.

$CRWD just wait until the bears hear about quantum computing and how crowdstrike os positioned there lmao

AI-found security flaws made headlines this week, and every company on this list guards a different door. $CRWD watches the devices, $PANW the network, $OKTA the logins, $ZS and $NET the traffic in between. As AI gets better at finding holes, which door matters most?

European government websites went down this week, and Wall Street bought the cybersecurity trade. $CRWD jumped 8.25% Friday to $257.57 after a PHP flaw disrupted services across Europe. When hackers win, cybersecurity stocks win.