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$CrowdStrike(CRWD.US$ won’t face as much litigation as most bears fear. Many of the affected companies are covered by cyber insurance policies that will cover the losses. Its considerably harder to sue for damages when you’ve already been made whole by an insurance payout. The real risk is to any of the cyber insurance companies that are on the hook, but had a less-than-strong balance sheet going into this. For Crowdstrike, this whole episode will be like what happened ...
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Guys, is there a way for Moomoo desktop to show trading marks like in the mobile app, using dots or something to indicate my buying and selling price points?
I have to say, this kind of display is nothing but nosiy and uninformative (why on the earth I want to know ONLY which candle I traded on? might as well hide it (that's what I do during trades)). Current UI is just difficult to do self reviews afterwards...
I have to say, this kind of display is nothing but nosiy and uninformative (why on the earth I want to know ONLY which candle I traded on? might as well hide it (that's what I do during trades)). Current UI is just difficult to do self reviews afterwards...
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Good morning, traders. Happy Wednesday, July 24th. Tesla missed earnings Tuesday night, and the stock dropped 11% in early trading Wednesday. The firm reported adjusted earnings of 52C, a share on revenue of $25.5B, lower than the estimated 62C. Based on moomoo data, huge outflows from the stock came from small-value traders. Tesla ripped the Nasdaq lower.
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Morning traders, Happy Friday, where blue screens are freezing industries like airlines and banking worldwide.
$CrowdStrike(CRWD.US$, a cyber security firm took most of the blame, falling more than 9% after the firm told NBC a faulty update to its "Falcon Scanner" caused at least some of the issues that began Friday at 5:30 am. Most of the problems appear to have caused Microsoft 365 and Azure software and...
$CrowdStrike(CRWD.US$, a cyber security firm took most of the blame, falling more than 9% after the firm told NBC a faulty update to its "Falcon Scanner" caused at least some of the issues that began Friday at 5:30 am. Most of the problems appear to have caused Microsoft 365 and Azure software and...
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Morning traders, happy Tuesday, July 9th. The market watched Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell comment before the Senate about macroeconomics while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 hit fresh all-time highs Tuesday morning.
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152398743 : I doubt there will be much litigation at all. But not because of insurance alone.
In order for one of their customers to sue CrowdStrike for negligence or incompetence or whatever, that company's own decision makers (Think CIO, CRO and a bunch of cybersecurity "experts") will need to come clean about how all that money they were paid to "thoroughly assess and understand each organisations unique cybersecurity risk profile and attack surface area, drawing upon their decades of experience and proven track record", was basically all bullsh... not true.
Since (for some reason) they all came to the same conclusion. "Crowdstrike is the best, just use CrowdStrike, and don't worry about a thing, don't even test their updates yourself before deployment, let them handle it remotely, no problems".
We all know these senior management types have somewhat of a bro-code, so I can't see many falling on their sword and admitting to NOT actually independently testing CrowdStrike's offering. Not to mention the insurance companies whose premiums probably reflected favoritism towards people who use CrowdStrike. So this is really on the entire Cybersecurity Industry. Not just ClownStrike.