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AI-security narrative and NVIDIA collaboration lifted shares 17.88% in a week with no earnings report.

CRWD rose 14.79% over the week to $261.83, led by an Evercore ISI channel survey and CEO Kurtz's breach warning, with Oct 23 up 8.25%.

Evercore ISI's channel-partner survey reported firmer security budgets, lifting CrowdStrike shares 8.25% to $257.57 on 23 October.

OpenAI reportedly in early talks to buy Trail of Bits; CrowdStrike fell 13.27% over three sessions to $228.10.

Palo Alto's PAN-OS vulnerability sparked a cybersecurity sell-off that sent CrowdStrike down 7.02% to $227.39 on October 16.

Shares surged following AI safety concerns, the launch of the Falcon Guardian platform, and multiple bullish analyst upgrades.

The stock surged following AI safety warnings from frontier lab executives, driving a sector rotation from AI hardware to cybersecurity.

Shares surged on an AI threat rotation following executive warnings, an endorsement from Nvidia's CEO, and an expanded HCLTech deal.

The stock surged due to rising AI safety panic and an endorsement from Nvidia naming CrowdStrike its top cybersecurity partner.

AI safety fears following an autonomous AI breach drove demand for agentic defense and sparked a major rally in cybersecurity stocks.

CrowdStrike shares rose 5.68% after issuing strong FY2028 guidance, introducing AI product updates, and receiving analyst upgrades.

The stock fell due to profit taking at its user conference, disclosures of insider stock sales, and macro pressure from rising yields.

A global bond yield spike and rising oil prices triggered a market-wide sell-off and profit-taking in high-valuation growth stocks.

The stock surged following Fal.Con 2026 product announcements and strong Q2 FY2027 earnings beats with upgraded full-year guidance.

CrowdStrike surged after posting a record Q2 FY2027 earnings beat driven by net new ARR growth and raising full-year guidance.

The stock surged after CrowdStrike posted a strong Q2 FY2027 earnings beat, highlighted by 51% net new ARR growth, and raised guidance.

The stock dropped due to the sudden departure of CTO Elia Zaitsev and pre-earnings profit-taking following CEO insider stock sales.

The stock dropped due to post-split analyst price target resets, CEO insider selling, and pre-earnings profit-taking.

The stock surged following a joint government cybersecurity threat advisory and multiple bullish Wall Street price target upgrades.

The stock dropped due to a tech sector rotation, post-stock-split valuation downgrades, and pre-arranged CEO insider share sales.

CrowdStrike stock surged following a 4-for-1 stock split and Wall Street target upgrades driven by strong AI cybersecurity demand.

The stock surged following a Wells Fargo price target upgrade to $900 and momentum ahead of a 4-for-1 stock split.