Why You Need 100 Crowdstrike Shares Today! (After the Dip)

Crowdstrike caused the largest IT outage in history, but will CRWD's stock price recover?

CrowdStrike, a leading cybersecurity firm, has experienced significant ups and downs recently, with its stock price falling over 30% after causing a major IT outage. Despite this setback, the stock remains up 75% for the year. This fluctuation represents a potential buying opportunity as the company navigates the evolving landscape of the AI revolution. CrowdStrike has capitalized on previous technology waves, and as the AI software revolution advances, it may continue to see substantial growth. The company's strength lies in its cloud-native architecture, lightweight agent, and advanced threat detection capabilities, which set it apart from traditional security providers.

Founded by George Kurtz in 2012, CrowdStrike's core mission is to prevent breaches rather than just manage them. Kurtz's vision of a cloud-based security platform was revolutionary, allowing for real-time data analysis and a focus on stopping hackers before they cause damage. The recent IT outage highlights both the risks and opportunities inherent in the cybersecurity field. While the incident underscores the challenges of maintaining customer trust, CrowdStrike's proven track record in mitigating major cyber threats, such as the SolarWinds breach, suggests resilience. As the cloud security market continues to expand, CrowdStrike is well-positioned to leverage its unique strengths and potentially see a significant rise in stock value.

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[FinTek]

Did you buy the dip, or do you have a different pick for your top cybersecurity stock?

[DylanLepoudre]

It dropped another 10% today. Also I don’t think it would be a good choice to invest into a company that could possibly be sued very soon.

[JoesInvestmentExpress]

Lawsuits could potentially pile up for years re: the outage that crippled a huge part of the world. Personally, I think going long is crazy right now... Maybe when it regains its 200d sma in a few months(?)

[ShelleyfromCali]

I have a long time horizon (10-20 years) and I'm eating up this sell off as much as possible to get more concentrated positions in tech

[SirGenesis]

I opened a small position today in the $230s.

The language in the contracts protects them from law suits. The companies that suffered the outages really don’t have a better end-user security option. And leaving to another company is expensive. Time-consuming. Tedious.

The outage is preventable and the policy change has already been made. I think 9/4 earnings will tally up the damage. I’m expecting a fall to the $170s. If they retain 60-70% of the affected customer base, I’d keep collecting. I’m sure Delta is leaving 😂

[Asaro]

Idk if I’d call $392 to $215 over a couple weeks a pull back? But it’s getting there to looking attractive. Would keep positions very small to much unknown and hasn’t bottomed.

[DavidSanders-mjrr]

It’s still going to fall as more lawsuits pop up. Not the bottom.

[SirGenesis]

Delta hasn’t sued anyone yet. They hired a lawyer to find a loophole in the CRWD contract to see if they can sue them. The $500 million is the money potentially lost. If Delta CAN sue, they’d go for much more. Lost revenue, overtime paid, employee pain and suffering, reputation damage, customers suing them, etc. $500 million is not going to be the problem.

[peacebridge]

Maybe wait for the coming lawsuits in the near future. I can see another big price reduction, say 30%?

[gigilaroux]

The bigger problem is too much redundancy built into the system. Part of the problem is Microsoft. They have to take part of the blame if not most of it.

[druvaciam]

Why would anyone buy overvalued $CRWD when cheaper competitors like $PANW/$FTNT/$QLYS are available that are doing the same?

[fyyyy]

I think your saying this because you had quite a position in CrowdStrike before the crash...

[lukemilhauser]

So do I wait for it to drop or buy stocks now?

[NiklasQuerfurth]

Still expensive even for its projected growth

[uropy]

Incoming lawsuits will destroy the stock. Need to wait at least till the stock price settles. This thing hasn’t even settled yet.

[Tucanaldeinversiones]

Already Delta Sued CROWD today for 500 millons maybe the first of many, it coul still drop 30%, buying now is just fair value if this incident wouldn't happen but it happen so this company value should be alot less $165

[ai]

what about cyclicla apparel & footwear wave when would be that?

[rubensousa]

I saw your video, i thought i am gonna buy it, but then i thought lawsuits, I said no way and today dropped more, but i think you re right at the long run, the key or the secret is to buy at a good price, and it can drop more....

[InvestitudinalKnowledge]

Rule#1 Phil Town crowd, REPRESENT! ⬆️ This might be an “event!”

[chrisja]

I think its a question if the lawsuits will have a big effect. And if future customers and current customers will switch to another provider.

This IT problem will 110% make them test everything before pushing new updates next time.