CrowdStrike shares surged 12.1% on Tuesday to close at a new 52-week high of $210.73, driven by cooler-than-expected June inflation figures that eased rate-hike fears and lifted high-multiple growth stocks. The rally outpaced cybersecurity peers Palo Alto, which rose 6.8%, and SentinelOne, up 7.4%, as investors gravitated toward CrowdStrike's strong AI-security narrative. The move was sentiment-driven, coming despite the company's revenue growth decelerating to 23% over the past year from a 28% three-year average and a net margin still in the red at -0.5%. The stock has gained 238% over the past five years.
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