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What’s Ahead For CRWD Following Corporate Crisis, 5 Stocks You’ll Wish You Owned When Next Crash Hits And More

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Top 5️⃣ highlights in investing and stock news. 1 CrowdStrike: What's Ahead For Cybersecur

Top 5️⃣ highlights in investing and stock news. [The Top 5 - Weekly Market Insights] [CrowdStrike: What's Ahead For Cybersecurity Player In The Wake Of Its Corporate Crisi]( 1 CrowdStrike: What's Ahead For Cybersecurity Player In The Wake Of Its Corporate Crisis When CrowdStrike (CRWD) sent customers a faulty update to its cybersecurity software in mid-July, the routine event quickly snowballed into an information technology outage of historic proportions. CrowdStrike stock fell into a tailspin as countless industries ground to a halt, causing more than $10 billion in estimated damages and leaving the company with a huge crisis management challenge. [Read More]( [You'll Wish You Own These 5 Stocks When The Next Crash Hits]( 2 You'll Wish You Own These 5 Stocks When The Next Crash Hits [Read more]( [Microsoft, Nvidia Shunned. Meet The New Big 'Daddy' On Wall Street.]( 3 Microsoft, Nvidia Shunned. Meet The New Big 'Daddy' On Wall Street. [Read more]( [Nvidia Looks To Disrupt The Health Care Industry With AI]( 4 Nvidia Looks To Disrupt The Health Care Industry With AI [Read more]( [Breakout Watch: This Steve Jobs Favorite Jumps Into Buy Range]( 5 Breakout Watch: This Steve Jobs Favorite Jumps Into Buy Range [Read more]( Today's Spotlight [Get 70% Off IBD Digital]( Navigate market volatility and stay on top of your trades with IBD Digital—try 2 months for $20. [Join Now >]( [Watch Chart School Live On Demand]( Level up your technical analysis skills any time––IBD’s Chart School Live workshop recording is now available for purchase. [Buy Now >]( [Founders Club Annual Event 2024]( IBD is offering a limited number of tickets to our premier investing workshop of the year in Las Vegas––reserve yours now. [Register Now >]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [LinkedIn]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( [StockTwits]( [Privacy]( | [Terms]( | [Manage Subscription]( | [Unsubscribe]( Sent to: {EMAIL} Investor's Business Daily, LLC, PO Box 300, Princeton, NJ 08543-0300 | Copyright 2024 Need help? Have feedback? [Feel free to contact us]( Investor’s Business Daily, IBD, IBD Digital, Leaderboard and IBD Live are trademarks owned by Investor’s Business Daily, LLC. ID: 7133

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