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CrowdStrike’s stock has jumped after record-breaking earnings. Wall Street is lapping it up.

CrowdStrike’s stock has jumped after record-breaking earnings. Wall Street is lapping it up.
MarketWatch Thursday 27 August 2026, 13:09 UTC By Nora Redmond 1 min read
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A number of Wall Street banks, including Jefferies, raised their price targets for the cybersecurity’s stock following its record-breaking results.

A number of Wall Street banks, including Jefferies, raised their price targets for the cybersecurity’s stock following its record-breaking results.
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