Quick Read – Stifel raised CrowdStrike’s (CRWD) price target to $660 from $480, citing channel checks showing 3-to-1 bullish sentiment on FY27 growth ahead of June 3 earnings. – Stifel’s upgrade intensifies a widening Wall Street divide just days before earnings, with bull…
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Stifel analyst Adam Borg raised the firm’s price target on CrowdStrike (NASDAQ:CRWD) to $660 from $480, maintaining a Buy rating ahead of the company’s fiscal Q1 2027 earnings report on June 3. The price target raise lands in the middle of a three-day analyst tug-of-war, sitting between KeyBanc’s aggressive bull call and DZ Bank’s notable downgrade. For CrowdStrike stock, the Stifel revision reinforces a broader Wall Street thesis that channel demand is accelerating into the next print.
CrowdStrike shares last traded at around $638. The investor takeaway: the bull camp is loudly defending CrowdStrike stock heading into a binary catalyst, but the valuation gap with the bears has rarely been wider. Stifel’s upgrade sharpens that divide just days before earnings.