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    1. All-the-pizza on

      After a judge threw out the shareholder lawsuit because CrowdStrike isn’t legally required to be a perfect, error-free god, investors are stuck holding the bag for a $25 billion valuation wipeout caused by that absolute disaster of a 2024 outage.

      It turns out „oops“ is a valid legal defense when you’re a tech giant, as the court basically told shareholders that stock market volatility and buggy updates are just part of the game they chose to play. 🎰 While the company dodged this specific legal bullet, they’ve still got a massive reputation stain to scrub off, and the guys who lost their shirts in the sell-off are officially out of luck.

      Note: just vti and chill.

    2. The stock is almost double what it was then, the only victims are the customers as usual

    3. Swordsandarmor22 on

      Crowdstrike dropped but recovered and exceeded the previous high in less than 6 months. Sounds like someone is just big mad they sold for no reason.

    4. I don’t understand. Isn’t the only way to incur a loss is if they sold or a triggered stop-loss order?

    5. why-you-do-th1s on

      This is the gamble with investing you shouldn’t get bailouts unless the company was committing fraud like ENRON 

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