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D.A. Davidson lowered its price target for the company from $55 to $45 on Friday. The firm kept its neutral rating, which means it does not see a clear reason to buy or sell the stock right now. Even with the lower target, the stock still trades below the $59 average target set by analysts who follow the company.
Source: D.A. Davidson
CrowdStrike and CLEAR launched a partnership to integrate biometric identity verification into the Falcon cybersecurity platform. This allows companies to verify that the person logging into a computer is actually who they say they are by using CLEAR's digital identity tools.
This is a meaningful step for the company as it tries to grow beyond airport security lanes. By moving into corporate cybersecurity, the business can sell its identity services to large employers and healthcare firms, which creates a new source of revenue that does not depend on travel volume.
Source: PRNewsWire
Management consistently sets conservative targets and clears them by wide margins. This track record suggests the business is growing faster than leadership is willing to promise out loud.
| Expectation | |
|---|---|
| EPS | $0.56 |
| Revenue | $287M |
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