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CrowdStrike founder and CEO George Kurtz appeared on Mad Money with Jim Cramer to talk about first-quarter results and growth drivers.
Kurtz stated that the company is at the epicenter of AI and security. He emphasized that AI needs security and said the world is turning to CrowdStrike.
CRWD is trading well above the MA-20 ($639.33), MA-50 ($509.85), and MA-200 ($476.74), signaling sustained bullish momentum across all key time horizons. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 is at $609.11, positioning it as immediate support below the current price.
Momentum indicators on D1 are mixed. MACD and ADX point to ongoing bullish momentum, but oscillators reveal overbought and oversold divergences: RSI sits high at 68.39 with a buy signal, while Stoch RSI registers oversold and CCI is positive but not extreme. BBP is in overbought territory, suggesting buyers still have the upper hand intraday. In today's session, the stock fell 4.05%, highlighting a sharp pullback after testing highs. Over the past week, CRWD has slipped $13.17 (1.8%) from a previous weekly close of $730.47, with the current price near the bottom of the weekly range and volatility at 11.51%. This marks a steady decline from the recent high.
Looking ahead, the expected price range for the next week is $705 to $745, calibrated to reflect typical volatility around the current level and remaining well inside the 52-week range of $342.72 to $785.66. Based on four major weekly indicators—RSI (Buy), MACD (Buy), MA-50 (Buy), and neutral ADX—the probability of a price increase is very high (more than 80%), while the likelihood of a decline is very low. Baseline scenario: CRWD trades sideways between near-term support ($639–$609) and resistance around $749. If bulls regain momentum, a breakout above $745 could target a move toward the $760 area. Conversely, if sellers retain control, a break below $705 risks a deeper short-term correction, but strong support from major moving averages just below may limit downside.
Previously it was reported that CrowdStrike’s robust technical posture suggested a bullish bias, despite recent volatility and the need for confirmation of the next directional move. In light of current developments, traders should monitor for a decisive breakout that could signal renewed momentum or a possible shift in trend.