CrowdStrike's post-earnings stock drop is a buy. Here's why sellers have it all wrong

CrowdStrike delivered a very good quarter after Tuesday's closing bell, with management raising its full-year outlook on sales, operating income, and earnings. Nonetheless, shares of the cybersecurity firm were selling off as traders booked profits, perhaps because the current quarter profit guide came in a penny below expectations. Revenue during CrowdStrike's fiscal 2025 third quarter increased 29% year over year to $1.

mountain CrowdStrike YTD CrowdStrike shares sank more than 5.5% in after-hours trading following the print. The move was right in line with Jim Cramer's commentary on Sunday that investors should give thanks to shortsighted traders who provide opportunity after opportunity for those like us with a little patience and a willingness to do the homework to win over the long-term.

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