In the most recent trading session, CrowdStrike Holdings (CRWD) closed at $308.51, indicating a -0.34% shift from the previous trading day.
As Boeing workers continue to strike and the company plans to raise $15B in stock/bond sales, Kevin Hincks looks at example options trade in Boeing (BA) ahead of next week's earnings. Later, Kevin places a call vertical example trade in Crowdstrike (CRWD).
In July of 2024, a defective software update by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. NASDAQ: CRWD led to global technology outages across multiple industries. In response, CrowdStrike shares plummeted, losing nearly 44% of their value in about two weeks before reaching a low point in early August.
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The latest trading day saw CrowdStrike Holdings (CRWD) settling at $306.24, representing a +1.3% change from its previous close.
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Delta Air Lines (DAL) reported its third quarter results, falling short of earnings estimates on revenue and profit. The airline posted revenue of $14.59 billion, slightly below the expected $14.68 billion.
Is CrowdStrike's comeback momentum on track to continue?
Shares of cybersecurity provider CrowdStrike Holdings (CRWD) added more than 5% on Thursday, notching the S&P 500's top performance of the day, after RBC Capital named the company one of its top investment ideas in North American software for 2025.
Delta's third quarter earnings revealed just how badly the company was affected by July's CrowdStrike meltdown. Transcript: Remy Blaire: I'm Remy Blaire reporting from the New York Stock Exchange.