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CrowdStrike Looks Unstoppable—But Has the Market Priced It In?

Reported by Chris Markoch. Publication Date: 12/23/2025. 

Summary

• CrowdStrike’s long-term growth story still hinges on platform adoption and expanding annual recurring revenue as customers add more modules.
• Partnerships with Amazon Web Services, Deloitte, and Wipro broaden distribution and support the company’s consolidation pitch in enterprise security.
• After a pullback from recent highs, investors should track the stock’s 50-day moving average and whether fundamentals keep justifying a premium valuation.

CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWD) is a leading player in the growing cybersecurity market. Its Falcon platform is producing sustainable annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth as customers adopt additional modules. Analysts project roughly 21% revenue growth in 2025 and about 29% earnings growth in 2026.

Like many technology stocks, CRWD has sold off amid valuation concerns and is down about 15% from its November peak. Shares closed at a record $557.53 on Nov. 10 and briefly traded as high as $566.90 two days later before pulling back. The stock slipping below its 50-day moving average has added to near-term concerns.

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That creates a classic growth-at-what-cost trade-off for investors: cybersecurity demand is rising, but so is competition. What may set CrowdStrike apart is its ability to align with partners to accelerate future growth.

The Growing Threat Matrix Is Driving Premium Valuations 

The cybersecurity sector is commanding premium valuations. According to Cybersecurity Ventures, cybercrime damages are expected to reach $10.5 trillion annually this year — a sharp increase from the roughly $3 trillion reported in 2015. Fortune Business Insights projects the global cybersecurity market will expand from $218.98 billion in 2025 to $562.77 billion by 2032.

The causes are straightforward: the rise in connected devices and the rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) tools are widening the threat surface. That makes cybersecurity a necessity for organizations across sectors, not an optional expense.

Still, investors could argue the market has already priced much of that growth into CRWD. The stock’s reaction to CrowdStrike’s latest earnings suggests the market expects strong results and may be looking for near-term proof that continued growth justifies the premium.

CrowdStrike Partnerships Show Why Its Falcon Platform Is a Winning Strategy

In its third-quarter 2025 earnings report, CrowdStrike announced an expanded partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) that embeds the company’s Falcon Next-Generation Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) into AWS Security Hub.

That integration should make it easier for AWS customers to adopt Falcon SIEM. CrowdStrike’s results have shown that customers who adopt one part of the Falcon platform often expand into additional modules over time.

CrowdStrike is also teaming with global system integrators like Deloitte and Wipro to win large enterprise customers that want to replace legacy security tools and consolidate onto a single platform.

The key takeaway is that partnerships — especially the AWS integration — can expand the pool of potential Falcon users. CrowdStrike can then convert those users into paid subscribers through its Falcon Flex model, feeding its flywheel business dynamics.

That conversion would boost CrowdStrike’s ARR, which rose 23% to $4.92 billion in the most recent quarter. The quarter included a record net new ARR addition of $265 million.

CRWD Stock in Consolidation Phase: What Should Investors Watch For?

CRWD recently fell below its 50-day simple moving average (SMA). That doesn’t negate the long-term bullish case, but it has put momentum on pause. The stock appears to be consolidating and may be positioning for its next leg higher.

Investors should monitor the 50-day SMA as a key level. A sustained break back above that average would increase the odds of the stock reaching the higher end of analysts’ targets — roughly $600 per share — versus the consensus estimate near $555.10. That upside would be meaningful relative to the current price.

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