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NTSK Netskope: the rocket is on the padNetskope’s shares (ticker NTSK) are trading after a successful IPO, but the chart suggests we’re still in early accumulation phase. The price is hovering in the ~$21-24 zone, and a breakout above near resistance is needed to confirm strength. The first target is $28, with potential extension toward $35–40 if the structure holds. Given IPO volatility, entry requires careful stop-management and confirmation of trend support. Netskope operates in the rapidly expanding cloud security market (SASE/Zero Trust). With revenue growth exceeding 30% and narrowing losses, the company is well-positioned in the AI-security wave. While the TAM (total addressable market) is large and growth prospects strong, the business still faces profitability and competitive risks. The rocket may not yet be launched, but the launchpad is set. Stay patient, wait for the “ignition” signal, and let the engine build thrust before liftoff.
NASDAQ:NTSKLong
by InvestWorld_777
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Can Defense Giants Print Money During Global Chaos?General Dynamics delivered exceptional Q3 2025 results with revenue reaching $12.9 billion (up 10.6% year-over-year) and diluted EPS soaring to $3.88 (up 15.8%). The company's dual-engine growth strategy continues to drive performance: its defense segments capitalize on mandatory global rearmament driven by escalating geopolitical tensions, while Gulfstream Aerospace leverages resilient demand from high-net-worth individuals. The Aerospace segment alone grew revenue by 30.3% with operating margin expanding 100 basis points, delivering record jet deliveries as supply chains normalized. Operating margin reached 10.3% overall, with operating cash flow hitting $2.1 billion—an extraordinary 199% of net earnings.   The defense portfolio secures decades of revenue visibility through strategic programs, most notably the $130 billion Columbia-class submarine program, which represents the U.S. Navy's top acquisition priority. General Dynamics European Land Systems has secured a €3 billion contract from Germany for next-generation reconnaissance vehicles, capitalizing on record European defense spending that reached €343 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach €381 billion in 2025. The Technology division strengthened its position with $2.75 billion in recent IT modernization contracts, deploying AI, machine learning, and advanced cybersecurity capabilities for critical military infrastructure. The company's 3,340-patent portfolio, with over 45% still active, reinforces its competitive moat in nuclear propulsion, autonomous systems, and signals intelligence.   However, significant operational headwinds persist in the Naval segment. The Columbia-class program faces a 12-to 16-month delay, with the first delivery now anticipated between late 2028 and early 2029, driven by supply chain fragility and specialized workforce shortages. Late delivery of major components forces complex out-of-sequence construction work, while the defense industrial base struggles with critical skill gaps in nuclear-certified welders and specialized engineers. Management emphasizes that the upcoming year will be pivotal for driving productivity improvements and margin recovery in Naval operations.   Despite near-term challenges, General Dynamics' balanced portfolio positions it for sustained outperformance. The combination of non-discretionary defense spending, technological superiority in strategic systems, and robust free cash flow generation provides resilience against volatility. Success in stabilizing the submarine industrial base will determine long-term margin trajectory, but the company's strategic depth and cash generation capability support continued alpha generation in an increasingly uncertain global environment.
NYSE:GDLong
by UDIS_View
From Fallen Giant to Trillion-Dollar Titan — "BlackBerry"From fallen giant to future trillion-dollar titan. The world forgot BlackBerry… but smart money didn’t. 👀📈 Once the undisputed king of smartphones, BlackBerry (BB) collapsed under the weight of innovation it helped create. But while the world moved on, BlackBerry quietly evolved — transforming from a phone maker into a global cybersecurity, AI, and IoT powerhouse . Now, the charts and fundamentals whisper the same story: the comeback may already be in motion. 📈🔥 🧠 The New BlackBerry: The Silent Infrastructure of the Digital Age 🔒 Cybersecurity Backbone: BlackBerry’ s Cylance AI secures over 250M+ endpoints worldwide — protecting enterprises, governments, and critical systems. As AI-driven cyber threats rise, BB’s advanced detection tech is becoming a necessity, not a luxury. 🚗 Automotive Intelligence (QNX): Over 235M vehicles already run on BlackBerry QNX , trusted by automakers like BMW, Ford, Toyota, and Volkswagen. QNX isn’t just car software — it’s the operating system for the connected vehicle future . With autonomous mobility on the rise, every car is a potential BlackBerry endpoint. ☁️ IoT Expansion with AWS: Through BlackBerry IVY , co-developed with Amazon Web Services, BB is redefining how vehicles and smart devices share data securely. As the world connects billions of devices, BB could become the security standard behind the Internet of Everything. 🌐 ⚡ The Technical Confluence — Smart Money & Wave Theory Alignment 🌀 Elliott Wave 2 correction nearing completion — exhaustion where disbelief reigns. ⚡ Wave 3 ignition potential: historically the most powerful and extended wave. 💰 Smart Money footprints: liquidity sweeps, BOS, and accumulation in key zones hint at institutional accumulation. 📏 Fibonacci 0.786 retracement and 1.618–2.618 extensions align perfectly with historical reversal levels — high-conviction confluence for a generational setup. This is the phase where patience pays and noise fades . 💎 The Macro Mirror — History Doesn’t Repeat, But It Rhymes Every great tech story began in disbelief: NVIDIA (NVDA) was once a $3 stock before AI made it a trillion-dollar icon. Tesla (TSLA) was ridiculed before redefining transportation. Palantir (PLTR) quietly built data infrastructure before Wall Street caught up. Now BlackBerry stands at a similar inflection — undervalued, under-owned, and misunderstood . It’s no longer about phones — it’s about owning the digital nervous system of the future . 📅 Accumulation: 2024–2028 🚀 Expansion: 2029–2044 🌕 Euphoria: 2045+ "The world once held BlackBerry in its hand. Soon, it might hold the world in its network."🌍✨ Traders! 💬 What do you think — is BlackBerry quietly preparing to shock the world again? — Team FIBCOS #BlackBerry #ElliottWave #BB #SmartMoney #Fibonacci #IoT #Cybersecurity #AI #LongTermInvesting #TechRebirth #TradingView #ComebackStory
NYSE:BBLong
by fibcos
SentinelOne | S | Long at $17.04SentinelOne NYSE:S : a cybersecurity company that uses an autonomous AI-powered platform to performs real-time threat detection, prevention, and remediation across endpoints, cloud, and IoT. Technical Analysis Price is consolidating along my historical simple moving average (a regression to the mean). This is after a meteoric rise in 2021 to $78.53 (just after the IPO) and then collapse to $12.43 in 2023. While near-term ups and downs may persist for a bit, usually a price consolidation near the historical simple moving average eventually leads to a major move. The simple moving average band is getting tighter, signaling the potential for a move out of the zone "soon". Given the grow, niche, and need, the future may be bright with this one. Growth www.tradingview.com 820% growth expected in earnings per share between 2024 ($0.05) to 2027 ($0.46) 75% revenue growth projected between 2024 ($821 million) to 2027 ($1.4 billion) Health Debt-to-equity: 0 (perfection) Altman's Z Score \ Bankruptcy Risk: 3.3 (extremely low risk) Quick Ratio: 1.7 (they are able to pay current bills without relying on debt) Insiders Warning: Lots of selling and no buying... openinsider.com Action SentinelOne NYSE:S is an extremely healthy company with very high-growth potential. However, the cybersecurity landscape is highly competitive, but NYSE:S is forming a niche with AI-powered tools. While insider selling is a red flag, that is all I can see here besides competition (or the company secretly falling apart behind the scenes). That's the risk we all take as investors. Thus, at $17.04, NYSE:S is in a personal buy zone. Targets into 2028 $24.00 (+40.8%) $27.50 (+61.4%)
NYSE:SLong
by WorthlessViews
NET — AI Infrastructure Leader Launches Stablecoin InnovationCompany Overview: Cloudflare, Inc. NYSE:NET is a global leader in cloud connectivity and cybersecurity, delivering secure, scalable, and high-performance infrastructure for the modern internet. The company is evolving into a key enabler of AI-driven applications, with its Workers platform gaining strong enterprise traction to power large-scale intelligent workloads. Key Catalysts: Fintech breakthrough: The launch of the NET Dollar stablecoin bridges AI, cloud, and financial infrastructure, enabling automated machine-to-machine (M2M) payments and introducing new recurring revenue models. Enterprise growth: Added 219 new large customers in Q2 2025, highlighting accelerating adoption and market leadership. AI ecosystem expansion: Increasing integration of Cloudflare’s edge computing network within enterprise AI frameworks positions it at the core of the next-generation digital economy. Investment Outlook: Bullish above: $188–$190 Upside target: $380–$390, supported by AI infrastructure dominance, fintech innovation, and accelerating enterprise demand. #Cloudflare #AI #Stablecoin #Cybersecurity #Fintech #DigitalInfrastructure #EdgeComputing #Investing #NET
NYSE:NETLong
by Richtv_official
Can Quantum Annealing Reshape Global Power?D-Wave Quantum Inc. has emerged as a distinctive player in commercial quantum computing by focusing on immediate utility through quantum annealing rather than waiting for fault-tolerant gate systems. The company's Advantage2™ system, featuring over 4,400 qubits, delivers production-grade solutions for complex optimization problems today, generating measurable ROI for clients like Ford Otosan, which reduced vehicle production scheduling from 30 minutes to under five minutes. This hybrid strategy of monetizing mature annealing technology while developing gate-model capabilities positions D-Wave to capture revenue now while hedging technological risk for the future. The quantum computing market's projected growth to $20.20 billion by 2030 (41.8% CAGR) and JPMorgan Chase's $1.5 trillion initiative, which explicitly includes quantum as a critical security technology, validate this sector beyond speculative investment. D-Wave's recent scientific milestone, demonstrating "beyond-classical computation" on a magnetic materials simulation published in Science, marks a pivotal moment. The Advantage2™ prototype completed in minutes what would have required nearly one million years on classical supercomputers like Frontier, representing the first quantum supremacy claim on a commercially relevant, real-world problem. While classical researchers dispute aspects of the claim, the peer-reviewed validation drives enterprise confidence and accelerates bookings across manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and energy sectors. Japan Tobacco's proof-of-concept using D-Wave's quantum-AI workflow generated drug candidates with superior properties compared to classical methods, addressing the pharmaceutical industry's 90%+ failure rate crisis. Geopolitically, D-Wave has strategically embedded itself in European digital sovereignty initiatives, co-founding Italy's Q-Alliance to establish what aims to be the world's most powerful quantum hub. This dual-vendor partnership with IonQ provides Italy and the EU immediate access to D-Wave's production-ready annealing technology while hedging against future gate-model capabilities. Additional strategic deployments include Swiss Quantum Technology's €10 million investment and extended partnerships with Aramco Europe. The company's concentrated portfolio of 208 patent families in superconducting annealing creates defensible IP barriers, though significant risks remain: wider-than-expected losses despite 40% revenue growth, the Advantage2™ system's high cost barrier to adoption, and critical dependence on rare helium-3 supplies subject to geopolitical volatility.
NYSE:QBTSLong
by UDIS_View
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Can Specialized Depth Trump Market Breadth in Cybersecurity?NetScout Systems (NASDAQ: NTCT) has emerged as a compelling investment opportunity at the intersection of escalating global cyber threats and artificial intelligence innovation. With DDoS attacks surging to over 8 million globally in the first half of 2025—including record-breaking attacks reaching 7.3 terabits per second—NetScout's specialized position in network security has garnered analyst attention, including B. Riley's recent "Buy" rating with a $33 price target. The company's unique value proposition lies in its patented Adaptive Service Intelligence (ASI) and Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) technologies, which transform raw network traffic into actionable "smart data" without disrupting operations. The company's financial performance reflects this strategic positioning, with Q1 FY26 revenue growing 7% year-over-year to $186.75 million, driven by a remarkable 19.3% growth in product revenue. NetScout's enterprise segment has been particularly robust, expanding 17.7% annually and comprising 59% of total revenue, while serving high-value clients across government, healthcare, financial services, and telecommunications sectors. The company's gross profit margins of nearly 79% and strong balance sheet with more cash than debt underscore its operational efficiency and financial stability. NetScout's competitive advantage stems from its focused specialization rather than broad market dominance. While holding only 2.82% of the Application Performance Monitoring market, the company has been recognized as a "Technology Leader" and "Ace Performer" in DDoS mitigation—a critical niche where depth matters more than breadth. The integration of AI and machine learning into its Arbor DDoS protection suite, combined with the ATLAS Intelligence Feed providing global threat visibility, positions NetScout as a force multiplier for understaffed security teams facing increasingly sophisticated attacks. The strategic outlook appears promising, with the global DDoS protection market projected to grow from $4.34 billion in 2025 to $13.90 billion by 2034 at a 13.81% CAGR. NetScout's 46% international revenue exposure aligns well with rapid cybersecurity growth in Asia-Pacific, where the market is expected to exceed $146 billion by 2030. Despite facing competitive pressure in some segments, the company's focus on AI-enhanced hybrid solutions for large enterprises, coupled with its patent-protected intellectual property, creates a defensible position in an increasingly complex and high-stakes cybersecurity landscape.
NASDAQ:NTCTLong
by UDIS_View
#CYBER/USDT Forming Bullish Continuation ?#CYBER The price is moving within a descending channel on the 4-hour frame, adhering well to it, and is heading for a strong breakout and retest. We have a bearish trend on the RSI indicator that is about to be broken and retested, which supports the upward breakout. There is a major support area in green at 1.77, representing a strong support point. For inquiries, please leave a comment. We are in a consolidation trend above the 100 Moving Average. Entry price: 1.83 First target: 1.86 Second target: 1.88 Third target: 1.924 Don't forget a simple matter: capital management. When you reach the first target, save some money and then change your stop-loss order to an entry order. For inquiries, please leave a comment. Thank you.
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by CryptoAnalystSignal
Can the World's Most Critical Company Survive Its Own Success?Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) stands at an unprecedented crossroads, commanding 67.6% of the global foundry market while facing existential threats that could reshape the entire technology ecosystem. The company's financial performance remains robust, with Q2 2025 revenue reaching $30.07 billion and over 60% year-over-year net income growth. Yet, this dominance has paradoxically made it the world's most vulnerable single point of failure. TSMC produces 92% of the world's most advanced chips, creating a concentration risk where any disruption could trigger global economic catastrophe exceeding $1 trillion in losses. The primary threat comes not from a direct Chinese invasion of Taiwan, but from Beijing's "anaconda strategy" of gradual economic and military coercion. This includes record-breaking military flights into Taiwan's airspace, practice blockades, and approximately 2.4 million daily cyberattacks on Taiwanese systems. Simultaneously, U.S. policies create contradictory pressures—while providing billions in CHIPS Act subsidies to encourage American expansion, the Trump administration has revoked export privileges for TSMC's Chinese operations, forcing costly reorganization and individual licensing requirements that could cripple the company's mainland facilities. Beyond geopolitical risks, TSMC faces an invisible war in cyberspace, with over 19,000 employee credentials circulating on the dark web and sophisticated state-sponsored attacks targeting its intellectual property. The recent alleged leak of 2nm process technology highlights how China's export control restrictions have shifted the battleground from equipment access to talent and trade secret theft. TSMC's response includes an AI-driven dual-track IP protection system, which manages over 610,000 cataloged technologies and extends security frameworks to global suppliers. TSMC is actively building resilience through a $165 billion global expansion strategy, establishing advanced fabs in Arizona, Japan, and Germany while maintaining its technological edge with superior yields on cutting-edge nodes. However, this de-risking strategy comes at a significant cost - Arizona operations will increase wafer costs by 10-20% due to higher labor expenses, and the company must navigate the strategic paradox of diversifying production while keeping its most advanced R&D concentrated in Taiwan. The analysis concludes that TSMC's future hinges not on current financial performance, but on successfully executing this complex balancing act between maintaining technological leadership and mitigating unprecedented geopolitical risks in an increasingly fragmented global order.
NYSE:TSMShort
by UDIS_View
$ZS: Zscaler – Cloud Security Titan or Overhyped Hype Train?(1/9) Good afternoon, folks! ☀️ NASDAQ:ZS : Zscaler – Cloud Security Titan or Overhyped Hype Train? With NASDAQ:ZS soaring after smashing earnings, is this cybersecurity champ locking down profits or just riding a digital wave? Let’s crack the code! 🔍 (2/9) – PRICE PERFORMANCE 📊 • Current Price: Up post-earnings, exact $ TBD 💰 • Recent Results: Q1 2025 earnings beat estimates, per X buzz 📏 • Sector Trend: Cloud security demand surging 🌟 It’s a hot streak in a hotter market! ⚡ (3/9) – MARKET POSITION 📈 • Market Cap: Strong, based on 151.62M shares 🏆 • Operations: Leader in Zero Trust security ⏰ • Trend: posts hail robust growth, per Mar 6 chatter 🎯 Solid, shielding the digital frontier! 🌍 (4/9) – KEY DEVELOPMENTS 🔑 • Earnings Win: Q1 2025 topped forecasts, guidance raised 🔄 • Cloud Security: Demand spikes amid cyber threats 🌐 • Market Reaction: Stock jumped📋 Thriving, as hackers keep the world on edge! 💡 (5/9) – RISKS IN FOCUS ⚠️ • Valuation: High P/E could spook investors 🔍 • Competition: Crowded field with CrowdStrike, Palo Alto 📉 • Macro Shifts: Economic dips might slow spending ❄️ Watch out, risks lurk in the shadows! 🕵️ (6/9) – SWOT: STRENGTHS 💪 • Earnings Beat: Q1 2025 growth shines 🥇 • Market Lead: Zero Trust pioneer 📊 • Demand: Cloud security’s red-hot 🔧 Locked and loaded for the cyber age! 🔒 (7/9) – SWOT: WEAKNESSES & OPPORTUNITIES ⚖️ • Weaknesses: High valuation, competition pressures 📉 • Opportunities: Rising cyber threats fuel expansion 📈 Can it secure the bag or get hacked by rivals? 🤔 (8/9) – 📢Zscaler’s riding high post-earnings—your call? 🗳️ • Bullish: $250+ by summer, cyber’s king 🐂 • Neutral: Holding steady, risks loom ⚖️ • Bearish: $180 drop, hype fades 🐻 Vote below! 👇 (9/9) – FINAL TAKEAWAY 🎯 Zscaler’s Q1 2025 earnings pop signals strength 📈, but high stakes mean volatility’s a shadow friend 🌫️. Dips? That’s our DCA jackpot 💰. Buy low, soar high! Treasure or trap?
NASDAQ:ZSLong
by DCAChampion
Can a Failed Star Rise from Space Ashes to Rule Earth's NetworksIridium Communications has engineered a remarkable strategic transformation from its predecessor's bankruptcy to become an indispensable global provider of connectivity. The company operates a resilient Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) constellation of 66 cross-linked satellites positioned 780 kilometers above Earth, delivering unprecedented 100% global coverage through L-band frequency transmission. This unique architecture provides superior weather resilience, low latency, and automatic signal re-routing capabilities that distinguish it from both traditional geostationary satellites and emerging broadband competitors like Starlink. The company's ascendance is fundamentally driven by its critical role in national security operations. Iridium maintains multi-year, fixed-price contracts with the U.S. Department of Defense, providing Enhanced Mobile Satellite Services for mission-critical applications including secure communications, battlefield mapping, precise targeting, and real-time situational awareness. Unlike mass-market LEO providers focused on consumer broadband, Iridium deliberately targets high-value, specialized segments requiring uncompromising security and reliability. The company employs advanced encryption standards, including NSA Type 1 protocols, and has developed a comprehensive, multi-layered cybersecurity framework featuring quantum-resilient encryption and AI-driven threat detection. Iridium's technological leadership extends beyond core communications through its hosted payload capabilities, supporting specialized applications like Aireon's global aircraft surveillance and exactEarth's ship tracking systems. The company's strategic differentiation lies in its focus on mission-critical applications rather than consumer services, creating a sustainable competitive moat protected by significant intellectual property and specialized technical capabilities. This positioning has enabled stable, high-margin revenue streams from government contracts while minimizing direct competition with volume-oriented providers. The company's current trajectory represents not merely recovery but strategic re-emergence, capitalizing on mature market conditions where global IoT solutions, remote operations, and critical government communications align perfectly with Iridium's unique capabilities. With its robust financial foundation, expanding hosted payload services, and growing demand for resilient non-terrestrial connectivity, Iridium is positioned for sustained growth in an increasingly connected yet volatile global landscape, transforming from a cautionary tale of premature innovation into a compelling investment in critical infrastructure.
NASDAQ:IRDMLong
by UDIS_View
How Does One Platform Navigate Eight Global Disruptions at Once?GitLab has emerged as a dominant force in the DevSecOps landscape during 2025, achieving a remarkable 29% year-over-year revenue growth to reach $759 million annually in fiscal Q4 2025. The platform's success stems from its ability to address multiple converging global challenges simultaneously, from geopolitical tensions and cybersecurity threats to economic volatility and technological transformation. Key milestones include GitLab Dedicated for Government earning FedRAMP Moderate authorization, enabling accelerated public sector adoption, and strategic partnerships like Sigma Defense's implementation that reduced U.S. Navy software deployment times from months to days. The convergence of geopolitical and geostrategic factors has created unprecedented demand for GitLab's solutions. Rising data sovereignty requirements and U.S.-China tech rivalries have driven nations to enforce strict data residency laws, making GitLab's single-tenant SaaS architecture particularly attractive for compliance. Defense contractors and government agencies increasingly rely on GitLab's integrated DevSecOps capabilities to strengthen national security positions, with organizations like Sigma Defense achieving 90% cost reductions while dramatically accelerating vulnerability fixes and software deployment cycles. Economic pressures and technological evolution have further accelerated GitLab's adoption across sectors. The platform delivers a compelling ROI of 483% within three years for large organizations, while the broader DevOps market grows at a 19.1% CAGR. GitLab's integrated approach addresses critical pain points, including toolchain consolidation, embedded security, and AI-powered automation, positioning it as essential infrastructure for cloud-native development. The company's strategic focus on eliminating silos through unified workflows from code to cloud has resonated particularly well with enterprises seeking to reduce complexity and operational costs. Looking ahead, GitLab's intellectual property strategy and continued innovation in AI integration, exemplified by GitLab Duo's capabilities in code generation and vulnerability detection, suggest sustained competitive advantages. The platform's ability to serve diverse sectors-from federally-funded research centers requiring secure collaboration to high-tech firms demanding cutting-edge automation-demonstrates its versatility in addressing the complex, interconnected challenges defining the modern technology landscape.
NASDAQ:GTLBLong
by UDIS_View
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Can Sound Waves Become Tomorrow's Shield Against Global Chaos?Genasys Inc. (NASDAQ: GNSS) operates at the convergence of escalating global instability and technological innovation, positioning itself as a critical player in the protective communications sector. The company's sophisticated portfolio combines its proprietary Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) systems with the cloud-first Genasys Protect software platform, serving over 155 million individuals across more than 100 countries. With law enforcement agencies in over 500 U.S. cities utilizing LRAD systems for applications ranging from SWAT operations to crowd control, Genasys has established itself as the global standard in acoustic hailing devices, delivering messages 20-30 decibels louder and with superior intelligibility compared to traditional systems. The company's growth trajectory aligns with powerful macroeconomic forces driving unprecedented demand for protective communications. Global defense spending surged to $2.718 trillion in 2024—a 9.4% increase representing the steepest rise since 1988—while the critical infrastructure protection market is projected to grow from $148.64 billion in 2024 to $213.94 billion by 2032. Genasys's integrated solutions directly address this expanding market through non-kinetic de-escalation capabilities and cyber-physical threat mitigation, recently securing $1 million in LRAD orders for the Middle East and Africa as geopolitical tensions intensify. Genasys's competitive advantage rests on a robust foundation of 17 registered patents, particularly in acoustic hailing technology, creating significant barriers to entry while enabling premium pricing. The company's $4.2 million annual R&D investment ensures continued innovation, while strategic partnerships like its collaboration with FloodMapp demonstrate the platform's evolution toward predictive threat mitigation rather than merely reactive response. Despite current profitability challenges—with Q3 2025 net losses of $6.5 million—the company maintains a substantial project backlog exceeding $16 million, plus the transformative $40 million Puerto Rico Early Warning System project expected to generate $15-20 million in fiscal 2025 revenue. The investment thesis centers on Genasys's unique positioning to capitalize on the global shift toward sophisticated, non-lethal security solutions amid rising geopolitical instability. With percentage-of-completion accounting currently suppressing gross margins to 26.3% but promising significant margin expansion as major projects near completion, the company represents a compelling opportunity for investors seeking exposure to defense, public safety, and critical infrastructure growth markets. The convergence of technological superiority, strategic market positioning, and substantial revenue visibility through confirmed backlog suggests significant long-term potential despite near-term financial complexities.
NASDAQ:GNSSLong
by UDIS_View
Why Is CrowdStrike's Stock Soaring Amidst Cyber Chaos?The digital landscape is increasingly fraught with sophisticated cyber threats, transforming cybersecurity from a mere IT expense into an indispensable business imperative. With global cybercrime costs projected to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, organizations face severe financial penalties, operational disruptions, and reputational damage from data breaches and ransomware attacks. This escalating threat environment has created an urgent and inelastic demand for robust digital defenses, positioning leading cybersecurity firms like CrowdStrike as critical enablers of economic stability and growth. CrowdStrike's remarkable ascent is directly tied to this surging demand, fueled by pervasive trends such as widespread digital transformation, extensive cloud adoption, and the proliferation of hybrid work models. These shifts have vastly expanded attack surfaces, necessitating comprehensive, cloud-native security solutions that can protect diverse endpoints and cloud workloads. Organizations are increasingly prioritizing cyber resilience, seeking integrated platforms that offer proactive detection and rapid response capabilities. CrowdStrike's Falcon platform, with its AI-native, single-agent architecture, effectively addresses these needs, providing real-time threat intelligence and enabling seamless expansion across various security modules, which drives high customer retention and significant upsell opportunities. The company's strong financial performance underscores its market leadership and operational efficiency. CrowdStrike consistently reports impressive Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) growth, healthy non-GAAP operating margins, and robust free cash flow generation, demonstrating a sustainable and profitable business model. This financial strength, combined with its continuous innovation and strategic partnerships, positions CrowdStrike for sustained long-term growth. As enterprises seek to consolidate security vendors and simplify complex operations, CrowdStrike's comprehensive platform is ideally situated to capture a larger share of global cybersecurity spending, solidifying its role as a cornerstone of the digital economy and a compelling investment in a high-stakes environment.
NASDAQ:CRWDLong
by UDIS_View
$GTLB: AI SaaS Software stock for tactical and long-term tradeIn this blog space we focus a lot on the AI trade. Be it semiconductors, AI powered Cybersecurity, AI Powered Fintech or just the industry itself, but we have not quietly focused on the AI Software stocks. The second and third derivatives of the AI trade will be more on the software space than Semiconductors where most of the future value will be accrued. Now within the AI Software space we have discussed NASDAQ:CRWD strike as one of our favorites, but can there be other names which can give us a lot of Alpha in the near and long term? In my opinion NASDAQ:GTLB is one such stock. Gitlab provides software developers productivity tools to develop software faster, better and securely. Coming back to the technical below we can see that lately the stock is stuck within the upward sloping channel on the weekly chart since the bear market lows of 2023. If we plot the Fib retracement level from the all-time highs to the all-time lows, we can see that on the weekly chart it is stuck below the 0.236 Fib level with an oversold RSI. But the recent price action indicates that even if we touched the lower bound of the price we saw after April 4 Lib Day lows, we are still holding an RSI of 41 indicating seller exhaustion. So, the next levels in the chart are 52 $ then 67 $ and then 80 $ in the medium term, which is well within the parallel channel. Verdict: NASDAQ:GTLB target prices are 52 $ then 67 $ and then 80 $. Can be held for long term returns.
NASDAQ:GTLBLong
by RabishankarBiswal
$CRWD: Relative outperformance compared to its peersCybersecurity is one of our favorite themes. This is known to all who have been following this blog space. We have been bullish on the tech sector AMEX:XLK and specifically in the sub sectors within the tech sector. Cybersecurity is one of them. Within Cybersecurity we have some stocks which have outperformed the rest of its peers. One such name is Crowdstrike. NASDAQ:CRWD after suffering a 50% correction last year outage which took its price to 200 $ has recovered the loss and has recovered all the losses and then some. The stock is up almost 140% from its lows. An outperformer in an outperforming sector. In the chart we also look at the ratio between NASDAQ:CRWD to $HACK. The ATH for the ratio chart was 6. Currently we are @ 5.6 in the ratio chart. The price chart of NASDAQ:CRWD alone looks bullish. If we plot the Fib retracement level just before the 2024 downturn then the next level in the price chart is 520 $. My price target is 520 $ before we can target 700 $ in the medium term. Verdict : Go Long NASDAQ:CRWD for medium to long term. 520 $ first then 700 $.
NASDAQ:CRWDLong
by RabishankarBiswal
$SMH vs $HACK: Recent good correlation with breakout potentialMany market watchers will say that Semis are the most important stocks in the market. Semis are great from a market direction perspective. They are the best to indicate a downturn and the fastest to recover during a bull run. In this blog we have appreciated the relative resilience of the Cybersecurity stocks during the recent bear market. The cybersecurity ETF AMEX:HACK fell only 25 % during the 2025 bear market. NASDAQ:SMH fell almost 40% and NASDAQ:SMH / AMEX:HACK fell 35% which indicated the relative underperformance of Semis vs Cybersecurity in April. But form the lows of ‘Liberation Day’ NASDAQ:SMH and AMEX:HACK are trading with perfect correlation. But the question comes will NASDAQ:SMH claim the leadership and outperform AMEX:HACK if this bull market continues. In the last 2024 Bull market NASDAQ:SMH significantly outperformed the $HACK. We are probably in the early days of this breakout outperformance. So. In my opinion in the near term NASDAQ:SMH outperforms $HACK. The ratio is at 96%. The ratio might touch the previous cycle highs of 160% if the momentum continues. Verdict: NASDAQ:SMH outperforms AMEX:HACK in near term. Buy NASDAQ:SMH ; Hold AMEX:HACK
AMEX:HACKLong
by RabishankarBiswal
CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. – AI-Native Cybersecurity Powerhouse Company Snapshot: CrowdStrike NASDAQ:CRWD remains a top-tier cybersecurity leader, redefining endpoint and cloud protection through its AI-powered Falcon platform, securing some of the most critical digital infrastructures in the world. Key Catalysts: Falcon Platform – AI-First, Cloud-Native 🧠☁️ Unified security architecture: endpoint, identity, cloud, and data Leverages real-time analytics, automation, and continuous threat hunting Widely recognized as a gold standard in modern cybersecurity (GigaOm, Gartner) Elite Partnerships = Ecosystem Synergy 🤝 Named Google Cloud’s 2025 Security Partner of the Year Deep collaborations with AWS, Microsoft Azure, and NVIDIA Embedded in cloud-native DevOps workflows = high stickiness and TAM expansion AI + Cyber = Next-Gen Growth Tailwind 🚀 Integrating generative AI and autonomous detection to proactively prevent threats Strategic positioning at the intersection of cloud security and AI operations Key enabler of Zero Trust architectures for global enterprises Massive Market Opportunity 🌍 Global cyber budgets rising amid escalating threats CrowdStrike well-positioned for land-and-expand growth via Falcon modules Expanding presence in identity protection, XDR, and managed services Financial Edge: Consistent 30%+ YoY revenue growth High gross margins (~77%) Strong free cash flow generation, underpinning long-term profitability 📈 Investment Outlook ✅ Bullish Above: $370.00–$375.00 🚀 Upside Target: $600.00–$620.00 🎯 Thesis: Platform leverage, elite partnerships, and AI innovation make CrowdStrike a core cybersecurity growth leader for the AI era. #CrowdStrike #Cybersecurity #AI #CRWD #FalconPlatform #CloudSecurity #NextGenTech
NASDAQ:CRWDLong
by Richtv_official
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Six conviction trades for 2025: seize the new market narrativeWhile developed economies have shifted to easing policies, opening the way for a broadening of the market away from technology mega stocks, the economic outlook remains uncertain. The violent reaction to DeepSeek’s launch early in the year clearly highlights the nervousness of markets and their ultra concentration. In the first few weeks of the year, the Trump administration has also been implementing its agenda at breakneck speed, leading to heightened uncertainties around trade frictions, inflation dynamics, and geopolitical upheaval. In that context, it is important to rethink investment positionings that may have worked in 2024, acknowledging the potential for volatility and numerous changes of directions. In this uncertain environment, WisdomTree’s research team presents its six highest-conviction investment ideas for 2025. 1. Can the Magnificent Seven dominate for a third year in a row? Few storylines have captured the investor imagination recently as much as the Magnificent Seven —a cohort of mega-cap technology stocks that propelled US equity benchmarks to remarkable gains. While these tech giants remain influential, we see scope for 2025 to become a year of ‘broadening out’. Macro rationale Resilience in corporate fundamentals and earnings growth: high quality growth stocks continue to be supported by strong fundamentals and growth could benefit from continued momentum after two years of domination. Value resilience and broadening: with uncertainty increasing around the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) trajectory and inflationary pressures created by potential tariffs, value stocks may benefit and offer some diversification. Energy and Financials should also benefit from a wave of deregulation under the new Trump regime. The case for a value/growth barbell strategy in US equities: a barbell strategy between US large cap quality Growth and US large cap Value equities leverages complementary strengths to navigate 2025. This approach allows investors to: Capitalise on the Value factor’s extreme discount to Growth. Enable investors to capture opportunities across market cycles. Create a balance between growth potential and valuation-driven safety. 2. Unlocking value in Japan Japan’s economic transformation story continues to gain traction as the country moves beyond four decades of stagnant nominal growth and sporadic deflationary episodes. While 2024 was the best year for Japanese equities since 1989, we believe that the Japanese renaissance still has further room to run. Macro rationale Resilience in corporate fundamentals and earnings growth: high quality growth stocks continue to be supported by strong fundamentals and growth could benefit from continued momentum after two years of domination. Favourable currency tailwinds: the yen’s multi-year weakness augments the competitiveness of Japanese exporters, fuelling strong earnings from overseas revenue. Stable core inflation (outside of food) and talks about bond purchases by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) indicate that the BOJ will prevent the yen from appreciating too much. Earnings and tariffs: Corporate earnings growth remains very strong after 2 years of improvement, and our analysis shows that the market is underreacting to those fundamentals. Furthermore, Japan may be able to secure a tariff carve-out from the US, leading to strengthening competitive positioning versus Europe and China. 3. A Trump card for emerging markets small caps Emerging markets (EM) have struggled over the past decade, underweighted by many global investors and burned by repeated episodes of dollar strength, trade frictions, and slower growth in China. However, the narrative is a lot more positive going into 2025. Macro rationale An EM comeback: with the Federal Reserve maintaining an accommodative stance on monetary policy, China unleashing coordinated fiscal and monetary stimulus, and a wave of EM sovereign ratings upgrades, tailwinds have been picking up strongly for emerging markets. But some clouds remain on the horizon: unfortunately, the Trump administration’s focus on a strong dollar and tariffs could slow down the recovery. EM smalls caps as the solution: EM small caps typically derive a larger share of revenues from their home countries, insulating them somewhat from US tariffs or the dollar ‘s strength. In a scenario where the global trade outlook remains uncertain, these domestically oriented firms can thrive on internal consumer growth, as rising middle-class demographics in markets like India, Indonesia, and parts of Latin America continue to drive local consumer demand. 4. Cybersecurity at the crossroads of AI, geopolitical tensions, and quantum computing The first few weeks of 2025 saw a resurgence of software stocks, with cybersecurity companies jumping in front of semiconductors or AI stocks. Continued corporate and government spending, as well as the imperative to protect the AI revolution, position cybersecurity for robust growth in 2025. Macro rationale AI’s security gap: rapid AI adoption brings higher data volumes and more software vulnerabilities, forcing enterprises to bolster their cyber defences. We expect a wave of spending on next-generation cloud solutions, zero-trust architecture, and quantum-proof encryption. Elevated geopolitical risks: heightened tensions—from continuing conflicts and new trade disputes—translate into more frequent state-sponsored cyber-attacks. This, in turn, drives increased defence budgets and corporate vigilance. US deregulation: since the US election, software companies have benefitted from deregulation expectations. Cybersecurity, cloud, and blockchain posted some of the strongest thematic gains in the first few weeks of the year. 5. Precious potential: silver’s breakout moment While gold often steals the headlines, silver has quietly staged a meaningful rally, underpinned by both safe-haven demand and its essential role in green technologies, such as solar photovoltaics. 2025 could be silver’s ‘catch-up’ year. Macro rationale Haven meets industrial: silver exhibits a unique duality—part precious metal and part industrial commodity. If risk aversion flares, silver typically follows gold upward. If global growth holds steady, silver benefits from manufacturing demand. Countries worldwide, led by China and the US, are rapidly expanding solar capacity. Newer solar cell technology requires even higher silver content, providing a price tailwind. Gold correlation: geopolitical tensions and looser monetary policy are offering gold new tailwinds, and silver will also benefit from the catch-up effect. Limited supply growth: silver’s byproduct nature makes supply tight, as mining companies are not incentivised to expand production simply for silver alone. This supply-demand imbalance supports a more bullish price outlook. 6. Institutional adoption of digital assets is redefining multi-asset portfolios After navigating a series of regulatory speed bumps, digital assets, led by bitcoin, have entered 2025 with growing mainstream acceptance. Key catalysts have included the expansion of physical bitcoin exchange-traded product (ETP) listings across major exchanges and the gradual emergence of regulatory frameworks that remove operational frictions. We believe most multi-asset portfolios remain structurally under-allocated to cryptocurrencies as a neutral position in digital assets (as illustrated by the market portfolio) should be around 1.5%. Macro rationale Portfolio diversification: bitcoin’s correlation to equities and bonds is low, providing a diversification benefit. Even small allocations have, historically, improved risk-adjusted returns. Institutional inflows: pension funds, endowments, and sovereign wealth funds are steadily warming to digital assets, pointing to a rising tide of flows. As coverage by mainstream analysts grows, digital assets are increasingly viewed through the lens of asset class fundamentals rather than speculation alone. Technological leaps: alongside bitcoin, developments in Ethereum scaling, stablecoins for global payments, and the tokenisation of real-world assets are reshaping how capital markets function. The resulting network effects may boost confidence in the broader crypto ecosystem. Conclusion In an environment that may reward conviction and flexibility, these six investment ideas offer distinct avenues to harness the opportunities emerging in 2025. Whether you seek cyclical upside, defensive yield, or secular growth themes, we believe these high-conviction calls exemplify WisdomTree’s mission: delivering innovative, research-driven solutions in a world of constant change. This material is prepared by WisdomTree and its affiliates and is not intended to be relied upon as a forecast, research, or investment advice, and is not a recommendation, offer or solicitation to buy or sell any securities or to adopt any investment strategy. The opinions expressed are as of the date of production and may change as subsequent conditions vary. The information and opinions contained in this material are derived from proprietary and non-proprietary sources. As such, no warranty of accuracy or reliability is given and no responsibility arising in any other way for errors and omissions (including responsibility to any person by reason of negligence) is accepted by WisdomTree, nor any affiliate, nor any of their officers, employees, or agents. Reliance upon information in this material is at the sole discretion of the reader. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
CBOE:VIX
by aneekaguptaWTE
Cybercriminals are winning—cybersecurity must strike back nowI recently created a website, but soon after launching it, I noticed it wasn’t appearing in Google searches. While researching how to fix this, I received an email with step-by-step instructions on what to do. Nothing about it seemed suspicious—not even the sender’s address. But when I used artificial intelligence (AI) to verify its authenticity, it was flagged as suspicious. A few years ago, phishing emails had obvious red flags—poor grammar, strange formatting, or sketchy links. Today, with AI-powered tools at their disposal, cybercriminals are far more sophisticated. And if they’re getting smarter, cybersecurity must become smarter still. The unbearable cost of a data breach In 2024, the average cost of a data breach soared to nearly $5 million1. And that’s just the average—meaning many breaches resulted in far greater losses. While this number has been rising for years, 2024 saw a sharp uptick, underscoring how the widespread adoption of advanced AI tools is making cybercriminals smarter and attacks more costly than ever. “Attack speeds could increase up to 100x as threat actors leverage generative AI” – Palo Alto Networks In many cases, the true cost of a data breach goes beyond dollars and cents—it’s immeasurable. What happens when customer trust in a business’ security is shattered? The reputational damage could be irreversible. What if a hospital is hacked and a life is lost? The stakes couldn’t be higher. That’s why cybersecurity isn’t just a priority—it’s a necessity. And the world is finally waking up to that reality. When cybercriminals compromise a target, their intention is to infiltrate the organisation via a weak link and move deeper into the network. E-crime breakout time refers to how quickly they escalate control—spreading from the initial breach to critical systems, stealing data, disabling security, or deploying ransomware. Some attackers achieve this in under an hour, making rapid detection and response crucial. In 2024, the fastest recorded time attackers were able to do this was 51 seconds2. Attackers aren't always relying on emails—the nuisance calls we receive can often be quite nefarious. Vishing (voice phishing) attacks involve cybercriminals using phone calls to impersonate trusted entities, such as banks, government agencies, or service providers, to trick victims into revealing sensitive information or transferring money. These scams have surged dramatically, with a 442% increase in vishing in H2 2024 vs H1 20243, highlighting how criminals are exploiting human trust over the phone to bypass traditional cybersecurity defences. A few weeks ago, I saw a post on LinkedIn of a man surrounded by police officers. He was telling the story of how he physically hacked into an organisation, walking through security checkpoints, accessing restricted areas, and pushing his luck until he finally got caught. But this wasn’t a real attack—it was a penetration test, a controlled security exercise designed to identify vulnerabilities before actual criminals exploit them. Organisations conduct these tests because hackers are employing increasingly sophisticated social engineering techniques—manipulating people rather than systems—to bypass security and gain access. The threat is growing, with 79% of attacks in 2024 being malware-free, up from 40% in 20194, proving that cybercriminals don’t always need malware when they can simply trick humans into opening the door. High profile attacks underscore geopolitical risks At the outset of 2024, concerns about cyber risks in the election year were widespread. While many countries navigated the electoral cycle without major known cyber incidents, Romania's December presidential election was notably annulled due to allegations of Russian interference. Far-right candidate Calin Georgescu's unexpected lead in the first round prompted investigations revealing a coordinated online campaign and cyberattacks supporting his candidacy, leading the courts to void the election. In the same month, the US Treasury Department reported a significant cybersecurity breach attributed to Chinese state-sponsored hackers. The attackers exploited a third-party software provider to access Treasury workstations and unclassified documents. The breach involved the theft of a security key, allowing remote access to the department's systems. Although China’s foreign ministry denied these allegations, the incident underscores the growing intersection of geopolitical and cybersecurity risks. Executives are concerned about risks from AI A recent World Economic Forum survey5 of executives revealed that 66% believe AI and machine learning will have the biggest impact on cybersecurity in the next 12 months. Yet, 63% admitted their organisations lack processes to assess the security of AI tools before deploying them—highlighting a critical gap between innovation and risk management. Cybersecurity must stay one step ahead Cybersecurity must constantly innovate, leveraging cutting-edge technology to stay one step ahead of evolving threats. This relentless race between defenders and attackers is what makes cybersecurity such an exciting and dynamic field. Recent headlines around quantum computing suggest that the age of quantum might be closer than we once thought—a future where a quantum computer could shatter even the most sophisticated encryption effortlessly. This would redefine cybersecurity as we know it. Whether it’s quantum computing, AI, or blockchain, every breakthrough introduces new vulnerabilities, and safeguarding them must be a proactive pursuit, not a reactive one. Because if we wait until the attack happens, it might already be too late. Sources: 1 IBM, 2025. 2 Source: CrowdStrike 2025 Global Threat Report, March 2025. 3 Source: CrowdStrike 2025 Global Threat Report, March 2025. 4 Source: CrowdStrike 2025 Global Threat Report, March 2025. 5 Source: World Economic Forum, Global Cybersecurity Report 2025. This material is prepared by WisdomTree and its affiliates and is not intended to be relied upon as a forecast, research, or investment advice, and is not a recommendation, offer or solicitation to buy or sell any securities or to adopt any investment strategy. The opinions expressed are as of the date of production and may change as subsequent conditions vary. The information and opinions contained in this material are derived from proprietary and non-proprietary sources. As such, no warranty of accuracy or reliability is given and no responsibility arising in any other way for errors and omissions (including responsibility to any person by reason of negligence) is accepted by WisdomTree, nor any affiliate, nor any of their officers, employees, or agents. Reliance upon information in this material is at the sole discretion of the reader. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
NASDAQ:NQCYBR
by aneekaguptaWTE
#CYBER/USDT#CYBER The price is moving within a descending channel on the 1-hour frame, adhering well to it, and is heading for a strong breakout and retest. We are seeing a bounce from the lower boundary of the descending channel, which is support at 1.46. We have a downtrend on the RSI indicator that is about to break and retest, supporting the upward trend. We are looking for stability above the 100 moving average. Entry price: 1.52 First target: 1.587 Second target: 1.67 Third target: 1.67
Long
by CryptoAnalystSignal