China proved it. Now Trump is betting billions on it…

Dear Reader,

In 1982, something happened in China that changed everything.

The government did something that seemed impossible at the time.

They took a fishing village of 30,000 people…

And transformed it into a modern technological powerhouse that generates $475 billion in GDP each year.

That’s bigger than the economic output of Norway and Denmark.

And here’s what most Americans don’t know …

China has done this 20 more times since then…

While we haven’t done anything like this since the birth of Silicon Valley..

Until now.

Something just changed. Something big.

And when you see what President Trump quietly set in motion, you’ll understand why a handful of stocks could explode higher in the months ahead.

Click here to discover what’s coming.

Marc Lichtenfeld
Chief Income StrategistThe Oxford Club 

P.S. Three tech billionaires are already positioning for this. One recently broke ground on a project that looks suspiciously like what I’m about to show you. See the evidence here.





Further Reading from MarketBeat

Wall Street Punished CrowdStrike for Beating Earnings? Seriously?

By Chris Markoch. Date Posted: 12/3/2025. 

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In Brief

  • CrowdStrike beat Q3 revenue and earnings estimates and posted record annual recurring revenue growth.
  • Shares dipped despite strong guidance, but analyst upgrades signal confidence in long-term momentum.
  • Rising demand for AI-driven security and customer adoption of new Falcon features support a bullish outlook for CRWD.

CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: CRWD)reported solid third-quarter earnings that were slightly above expectations on both the top and bottom lines. The report also included a record level of annual recurring revenue (ARR).

High-frequency traders sold CRWD stock immediately after the report, but the shares recovered the following day as investors had time to digest the details.

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Overall revenue of $1.23 billion topped the consensus of $1.22 billion. On the bottom line, CrowdStrike posted adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.96, beating estimates of $0.94. The company also raised its fourth-quarter revenue guidance to a range of $1.29 billion to $1.30 billion, above the consensus forecast of $1.22 billion.

For Security-as-a-Service (SECaaS) companies like CrowdStrike, metrics such as annual recurring revenue (ARR) matter more to investors because they provide a line of sight into future quarters.

On that front, CrowdStrike delivered. The company reported new ARR of $275 million, up 73% year over year, and year-to-date ARR of $4.92 billion, up 23% year over year.

The Sell-Off Looks Like an Overreaction

Despite the favorable results, CRWD was down about 2.5% in mid-day trading the day after the report. In today’s high-speed trading environment, algorithms often react to specific headline numbers first and analyze later.

The stock initially fell more than 5.5% at the open, but buyers appeared to step in after investors had time to digest the report.

The AI Threat Is Real and Growing

Many technology stocks have been under pressure amid questions about the size of the opportunity created by artificial intelligence (AI). Those concerns may have contributed to CRWD’s recent pullback.

However, that view may be misplaced. On the conference call, CEO George Kurtz said the rise of an “agentic workforce” adds a new threat vector and expands the attack surface for AI.

Enterprises now must secure both a physical and an agentic workforce. CrowdStrike’s AI-native Falcon platform is, as Kurtz put it, “both the armor and intelligence layer that keep agentic identity secure.”

The report indicates many existing customers are adopting CrowdStrike’s new AI-driven features. This aligns with the company’s push to win enterprise customers looking to consolidate security operations or implement integrated cybersecurity solutions.

Higher Price Targets Are Bullish for CRWD Stock

Analysts reacted quickly to the results. The CrowdStrike analyst forecasts on MarketBeatshow at least 10 analysts weighed in the morning after the report; seven raised their price targets, and several lifted targets above the consensus price of $554.09.

This has been the case even as the stock faced pressure driven largely by valuation concerns. It’s too early to know whether CrowdStrike will grow into that valuation, but CRWD is showing signs that bearish momentum has stalled—suggesting the recent sell-off was driven more by profit-taking than a repudiation of the company’s business case.

CRWD chart shows a steady bullish uptrend with price above the 50-day SMA and volume poised to support further gains.

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