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NASDAQ:CRWD News 20 January 2026 - 21 January 2026

CrowdStrike stock falls while the S&P rises — what CRWD investors are watching next

CrowdStrike stock falls while the S&P rises — what CRWD investors are watching next

New York, Jan 21, 2026, 14:14 EST — Regular session Shares of CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. slipped roughly 0.2% to $441.73 in afternoon trading Wednesday, moving between $439.83 and $456.01 during the session. Recent headlines highlight two key themes resonating with customers and regulators alike: demonstrating that security investments deliver returns, and pinpointing the location of sensitive data. For CrowdStrike, these…
21 January 2026
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Why CrowdStrike stock is sliding today: CRWD hit by tariff jitters despite new cloud plan

Why CrowdStrike stock is sliding today: CRWD hit by tariff jitters despite new cloud plan

New York, Jan 20, 2026, 14:19 EST — Regular session CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. shares dropped 2.8% to $441.18 in Tuesday afternoon trading, retreating despite the cybersecurity firm’s announcement of a new effort to boost regional cloud capacity. The move is significant as “data sovereignty” — rules mandating sensitive data remain within national borders — increasingly block major security contracts. Vendors…
20 January 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • US Stocks Rally Led by Small Caps and Equal Weight S&P 500 Surges
    January 21, 2026, 5:46 PM EST. U.S. stock markets saw broad gains with the Dow Jones climbing over 500 points (1.2%). The Russell 2000 small-cap index rose 2%, while the S&P 600, an index requiring profitability, surged 2.64%, both hitting record highs. Midcap stocks also edged to records with the S&P 400 up 1.76%. Sector performance was universally positive, led by energy. The bond market showed easing yields with the 10-year Treasury down four basis points at 4.25%, reversing the prior day's sell-off. The U.S. dollar ticked higher. Notably, the equal-weight S&P 500, which assigns equal importance to all stocks rather than weighting by market capitalization, gained 4% year-to-date-outperforming the traditional S&P 500, now just marginally positive. This reflects reduced market concentration risks, with investors favoring cyclical sectors.
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