SentinelOne Inc. Class A

This is what could happen next to SentinelOne shares.

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CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz said a software update is causing problems globally.

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Plenty of other investors believe that the stock market’s rise from June 16 to Aug. 16 is just a bear market rally.

Jim Cramer says liking a company is only a starting point. Investors must also look at fundamentals.

Jim Cramer says the Fed is using a common-sense approach to break the cycle of inflation.

Jim Cramer says investors are worried about the crisis in Ukraine and the struggles against inflation here at home. They should expect more market uncertainty.

Jim Cramer says whether it's Apple or Omicron, investors should never act on panic or rumors.

Valuations for many stocks are high, says Jim Cramer. That means investors should be on the lookout for potential shocks and new buying opportunities.

Jim Cramer says September already is shaping up to be a wild ride for investors.

Cybersecurity specialist SentinelOne opened at $46 a share after its IPO, above its offering price of $35 a share.

Let's talk about the Sprint & T-Mobile merger, and the coronavirus.

Stock futures decline after the number of new coronavirus cases outside of China spikes; Wells Fargo is close to a settlement over its sales practices; Tesla gets OK to clear trees at the site for its factory in Germany.

Shares of Sprint gain on revised deal with T-Mobile.

DISH Network Chairman Charlie Ergen says his company is likely to merge with rival DirecTV.

Deutsche Telekom, the parent company of T-Mobile US, wants to renegotiate the terms of T-Mobile's acquisition of Sprint.

The conference is a key event on the calendar for the global mobile industry.

Intel, Cisco, Facebook and Sprint join a list of companies pulling out of the GSMA MWC in Barcelona over fears about the deadly coronavirus.

Here's why these names could fall further.

We made it all the way to Friday, and now the long-awaited Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers land. Also, a look at the market, Fed, and some Sarge trading favorites: Palantir, SoFi and more.

The cybersecurity firm should consider pulling back stock-based compensation after releasing ho-hum results.

The king of all cryptos finally blasts past the $100K level; also Fed talk, French disconnections, and mediocre economic data.

As we kick off Cyber Monday, let's look at those Black Friday shopping numbers -- but watch out for inflation distortions. Also, the 'buck' stops here with the Donald as he threatens BRICS.

The cybersecurity firm is preparing to report and investors should consider this opportunity.

Sales are growing, margins are growing, guidance was solid and free cash flow is impressive. Here's how I'm approaching this favorite holding.

We saw a rotation into defensive stocks as traders got serious while they await Nvidia's earnings; Also we have confirmation of an ongoing industrial recession.

The cybersecurity software firm is being warmly received by Wall Street after reporting.

As earnings season heats up, with key reports from Alphabet and Tesla, we're assessing how CrowdStrike's fumble has shaken up the sector, and if a market rotation is even deserved.

Now the big questions: If Biden isn't fit to run, is he fit to serve? Are politics priced in? And how will UPS, Alphabet, Tesla and the rest report?

What is the 'complexity theory' and how it plays into my view of CrowdStrike and SentinelOne.

We could see higher prices for this cybersecurity company amid global tech woes.

Has the worm turned? After Thursday's 'ugly stock' the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite have moved into a much more precarious position, while I'm watching cybersecurity.

CrowdStrike is my "best in class" for this sector and I've got a new plan for this holding after a strong earnings report.

In 'best in class' cybersecurity stocks, there's CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, and now perhaps Palo Alto.

'Higher for Longer' would be a solid strategy for short-term interest rates... if the economy were nearly as strong as everyone has pretended.

If the Fed really wants or needs to cut short-term interest rates, and inflation is not going to cooperate, then the entire narrative around the economy has to be reversed.

CrowdStrike's earnings stopped a broad market sell-off in its tracks. Cold. CrowdStrike turned the market for the overnight session. That's all they did.

The retail goliath has more plans for its brick-and-mortar operations.

The retailer is making a swift change to a previously lenient policy.

Netflix announces major price hikes in its membership tiers and its shares skyrocket.