Yesterday's Microsoft system outage caused a huge disturbance around the world, including in the capital markets. Overnight, the 'culprit' CrowdStrike opened drastically lower, falling 15% and ultimately closing down 11.1%, marking its biggest single-day drop since 2022, at $304.96 per share and a total market value of $74.215 billion. Microsoft briefly fell by nearly 2%, closing down 0.74% at $437.11 per share and a total market value of $3.25 trillion. What will happen next? Yesterday's large-scale IT failure caused flight cancellations and market chaos, causing global companies to fall into chaos. Wall Street bank employees were unable to log in to their systems, and one trading counter at Haitong Securities also seemed to be affected. According to FlightAware, a flight tracking website, as of noon Eastern Time on the same day, more than 2,000 domestic, inbound, or outbound U.S. flights had been canceled, with more than 5,300 delayed. However, as technical problems are gradually resolved, global flights are slowly resuming. On July 19, local time, the White House said that U.S. President Biden had been briefed on the large-scale technical failure at CrowdStrike, and his team was in contact with CrowdStrike and the affected entities. Attention has increased on CrowdStrike. This incident has made CrowdStrike the focus of public attention. After the event, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz posted an article explaining the situation, but did not apologize. He explicitly stated that the event was not a cyber attack, and that CrowdStrike had discovered the problem and deployed a fix. According to a statement posted on the CrowdStrike website, on July 19, CrowdStrike issued a sensor configuration update to Windows systems, triggering a logic error that caused the affected systems to crash and bluescreen. In addition, consulting firm Marsh & McLennan Cos. (MMC), which focuses on risk, strategy, and human capital, predicted that over 75 customers may submit claims for network failures due to the global CrowdStrike crash. According to data from market research firm IDC, in the $12.6 billion global endpoint protection software market, CrowdStrike occupies about 18% of the market share, second only to competitor Microsoft's 25.8%. CrowdStrike's fundamentals are good. In the first quarter of the 2025 fiscal year, CrowdStrike's revenue was $921 million, a year-on-year increase of 33%; non-GAAP diluted net income per share was $0.93, a year-on-year increase of 63%. After the stock price plummeted, 'Mujingjie's' Ark Investment Management sold 88,545 shares of Roblox stock, 17,607 shares of Tesla stock, and 16,758 shares of Coinbase stock, and bought 38,595 shares of CrowdStrike stock.Yesterday's Microsoft system outage caused a huge disturbance around the world, including in the capital markets. Overnight, the 'culprit' CrowdStrike opened drastically lower, falling 15% and ultimately closing down 11.1%, marking its biggest single-day drop since 2022, at $304.96 per share and a total market value of $74.215 billion. Microsoft briefly fell by nearly 2%, closing down 0.74% at $437.11 per share and a total market value of $3.25 trillion. What will happen next? Yesterday's large-scale IT failure caused flight cancellations and market chaos, causing global companies to fall into chaos. Wall Street bank employees were unable to log in to their systems, and one trading counter at Haitong Securities also seemed to be affected. According to FlightAware, a flight tracking website, as of noon Eastern Time on the same day, more than 2,000 domestic, inbound, or outbound U.S. flights had been canceled, with more than 5,300 delayed. However, as technical problems are gradually resolved, global flights are slowly resuming. On July 19, local time, the White House said that U.S. President Biden had been briefed on the large-scale technical failure at CrowdStrike, and his team was in contact with CrowdStrike and the affected entities. Attention has increased on CrowdStrike. This incident has made CrowdStrike the focus of public attention. After the event, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz posted an article explaining the situation, but did not apologize. He explicitly stated that the event was not a cyber attack, and that CrowdStrike had discovered the problem and deployed a fix. According to a statement posted on the CrowdStrike website, on July 19, CrowdStrike issued a sensor configuration update to Windows systems, triggering a logic error that caused the affected systems to crash and bluescreen. In addition, consulting firm Marsh & McLennan Cos. (MMC), which focuses on risk, strategy, and human capital, predicted that over 75 customers may submit claims for network failures due to the global CrowdStrike crash. According to data from market research firm IDC, in the $12.6 billion global endpoint protection software market, CrowdStrike occupies about 18% of the market share, second only to competitor Microsoft's 25.8%. CrowdStrike's fundamentals are good. In the first quarter of the 2025 fiscal year, CrowdStrike's revenue was $921 million, a year-on-year increase of 33%; non-GAAP diluted net income per share was $0.93, a year-on-year increase of 63%. After the stock price plummeted, 'Mujingjie's' Ark Investment Management sold 88,545 shares of Roblox stock, 17,607 shares of Tesla stock, and 16,758 shares of Coinbase stock, and bought 38,595 shares of CrowdStrike stock.The Microsoft system crash yesterday has caused a huge stir worldwide, and the capital markets are no exception. Following this, overnight, 'Culprit' CrowdStrike fell sharply at the opening, falling 15% and eventually closing down 11.1%, the largest single-day decline since 2022, with a closing price of $304.96 and a total market value of $74.215 billion. Microsoft fell nearly 2% at one point, but ultimately closed down 0.74% at $437.11 per share and a total market value of $3.25 trillion. What's next? Yesterday's large-scale IT failures led to flight cancellations, market chaos, and global corporate turmoil, with Wall Street bank employees unable to log in to their systems, and even a trading counter at Haitong Securities appearing to be affected. According to FlightAware, a flight tracking website, as of noon Eastern Time on the same day, more than 2,000 domestic, inbound, or outbound U.S. flights had been canceled, with more than 5,300 delayed. However, as technical problems are gradually resolved, global flights are slowly resuming. Please use your Futubull account to access the feature.

Following overnight trading, the 'culprit' CrowdStrike opened sharply lower, falling 15% and ultimately closing down 11.1%, the largest single-day drop since 2022, at a closing price of $304.96 per share and a total market value of $74.215 billion. On the other hand, Microsoft briefly fell by nearly 2%, but ultimately closed down 0.74% at $437.11 per share and a total market value of $3.25 trillion. After yesterday's large-scale IT failures caused flight cancellations and market chaos, global companies fell into chaos, and Wall Street banks encountered problems with logging in to their systems. According to FlightAware, more than 2,000 U.S. domestic, inbound, or outbound flights had been canceled by noon Eastern Time on the same day, with more than 5,300 delayed. However, as technical problems are gradually resolved, global flights are slowly resuming. As of July 19, the White House confirmed that President Biden had been briefed on the large-scale technical failure at CrowdStrike, and his team is in contact with CrowdStrike and the affected entities. The original cause of the problem was due to sensor configuration updates sent by CrowdStrike to Windows which triggered a logic error. In addition, consulting firm Marsh & McLennan Cos. (MMC), which focuses on risk, strategy, and human capital, predicted that more than 75 customers may file network failure claims due to the global CrowdStrike crash. According to market research firm IDC, CrowdStrike occupies about 18% of the $12.6 billion global endpoint protection software market, second only to competitor Microsoft's 25.8% market share. CrowdStrike's fundamentals are good, with revenues of $921 million in the first quarter of the 2025 fiscal year, a year-on-year increase of 33%, and non-GAAP diluted net income per share of $0.93, a year-on-year increase of 63%. Following the stock price plummet, 'Mujingjie's' Ark Investment Management sold 88,545 shares of Roblox stock, 17,607 shares of Tesla stock, and 16,758 shares of Coinbase stock, and bought 38,595 shares of CrowdStrike stock.

Following overnight trading, the 'culprit' CrowdStrike opened sharply lower, falling 15% and ultimately closing down 11.1%, the largest single-day drop since 2022, at a closing price of $304.96 per share and a total market value of $74.215 billion. On the other hand, Microsoft briefly fell by nearly 2%, but ultimately closed down 0.74% at $437.11 per share and a total market value of $3.25 trillion. After yesterday's large-scale IT failures caused flight cancellations and market chaos, global companies fell into chaos, and Wall Street banks encountered problems with logging in to their systems. According to FlightAware, more than 2,000 U.S. domestic, inbound, or outbound flights had been canceled by noon Eastern Time on the same day, with more than 5,300 delayed. However, as technical problems are gradually resolved, global flights are slowly resuming. As of July 19, the White House confirmed that President Biden had been briefed on the large-scale technical failure at CrowdStrike, and his team is in contact with CrowdStrike and the affected entities. The original cause of the problem was due to sensor configuration updates sent by CrowdStrike to Windows which triggered a logic error. In addition, consulting firm Marsh & McLennan Cos. (MMC), which focuses on risk, strategy, and human capital, predicted that more than 75 customers may file network failure claims due to the global CrowdStrike crash. According to market research firm IDC, CrowdStrike occupies about 18% of the $12.6 billion global endpoint protection software market, second only to competitor Microsoft's 25.8% market share. CrowdStrike's fundamentals are good, with revenues of $921 million in the first quarter of the 2025 fiscal year, a year-on-year increase of 33%, and non-GAAP diluted net income per share of $0.93, a year-on-year increase of 63%. Following the stock price plummet, 'Mujingjie's' Ark Investment Management sold 88,545 shares of Roblox stock, 17,607 shares of Tesla stock, and 16,758 shares of Coinbase stock, and bought 38,595 shares of CrowdStrike stock.

Following yesterday's large-scale IT failure, causing flight cancellations and market chaos, global companies are in turmoil, Wall Street bank employees unable to log in to their systems, and even a trading counter at Haitong Securities apparently affected. According to FlightAware, as of noon Eastern Time on the same day, more than 2,000 domestic, inbound, or outbound U.S. flights had been canceled, with more than 5,300 delayed. However, as technical problems are gradually resolved, global flights are slowly resuming. What will happen next?

Following yesterday's large-scale IT failure, causing flight cancellations and market chaos, global companies are in turmoil, Wall Street bank employees unable to log in to their systems, and even a trading counter at Haitong Securities apparently affected.

According to FlightAware, as of noon Eastern Time on the same day, more than 2,000 domestic, inbound, or outbound U.S. flights had been canceled, with more than 5,300 delayed.

However, as technical problems are gradually resolved, global flights are slowly resuming.

On July 19, the White House confirmed that President Biden had been briefed on the large-scale technical failure at CrowdStrike, and his team is in contact with CrowdStrike and the affected parties.

Attention has increased on CrowdStrike.

This incident has brought CrowdStrike to the public's attention and made it the focus of discussion.

After the event, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz posted an article explaining the situation, but did not apologize.

He explicitly stated that the event was not a cyber attack, and that CrowdStrike had discovered the problem and deployed a fix.

According to a statement posted on the CrowdStrike website, on July 19, CrowdStrike issued a sensor configuration update to Windows systems, triggering a logic error that caused the affected systems to crash and bluescreen.

Consulting firm Marsh & McLennan Cos. (MMC), which focuses on risk, strategy, and human capital, predicted that more than 75 customers may file network failure claims due to the global CrowdStrike crash.

CrowdStrike's main business is security systems. Its products can protect enterprises from ransomware attacks, mainly serving enterprise users, with few users on personal computers and not widely known by the public.

According to market research firm IDC, CrowdStrike occupies about 18% of the $12.6 billion global endpoint protection software market, second only to competitor Microsoft's 25.8% market share.

CrowdStrike's fundamentals are good, with revenues of $921 million in the first quarter of the 2025 fiscal year, a year-on-year increase of 33%, and non-GAAP diluted net income per share of $0.93, a year-on-year increase of 63%.

Following the stock price plummet, 'Mujingjie's' Ark Investment Management sold 88,545 shares of Roblox stock, 17,607 shares of Tesla stock, and 16,758 shares of Coinbase stock, and bought 38,595 shares of CrowdStrike stock.

Musk: CrowdStrike has been removed.

Musk is also affected, and Tesla has suspended certain production lines due to global IT issues.

According to media reports, Tesla's super factories in Austin, Texas and Nevada have allowed some workers to leave early, and the affected workers have not been notified when production can resume.

An X website user asked Musk if CrowdStrike had been removed from all his company's computers, including SpaceX, Tesla, X, xAI, The Boring Company, and Neuralink.

Musk responded that they have removed CrowdStrike from all systems. He also warned that this IT interruption will 'cause the automotive supply chain to grind to a halt.'