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CrowdStrike shares dropped 6% after it issued weak earnings guidance and signaled ongoing pressure from its global IT outage in July.

Facing slowed growth and margin strain, CrowdStrike may rebound in FY27. See why I recommend waiting for a bottom before considering going long on CRWD stock.

CrowdStrike faces headwinds like SEC probes and weak guidance. Read why CRWD stock is downgraded to Sell, with sideways movement expected through FY 2026.

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Cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike forecast first-quarter revenue slightly below estimates, as it grapples with weak spending on its cybersecurity products.

CrowdStrike management's full-year guidance does call for a slowdown in the company's sales growth rate while also calling for operating income that will grow at an even slower rate. In other words, there's a good chance that these higher customer acquisition costs are likely to continue to weigh on the bottom line.

CrowdStrike Holdings (CRWD) stock dropped 6% on Wednesday after the company’s forward-looking guidance fell short of investor’s expectations. The company reported its latest quarterly earnings results following the closing bell on Tuesday.

Crowdstrike had a solid Q4 and 2024. The profit outlook for 2025 weighed on sentiment, opening an entry point for investors highlighted by analysts. CrowdStrike stock has recently picked up unusual call option buyers, who are betting alongside Wall Street and institutions for a new rally during earnings.

Jim Cramer recommends buying the post-earnings dip in CrowdStrike stock. He sees CRWD as one of the best names within the cybersecurity space.