Cyber stocks getting attention

Wedbush’s Dan Ives called the recent cybersecurity selloff an “AI Ghost Trade” after CrowdStrike, Palo Alto and peers plunged in a sharp multi‑day move — some names fell as much as ~17% over a five‑day stretch, according to sector commentary. (newsbreak.com) CrowdStrike’s intraday technicals show the 50‑day moving average at about 388.17 and the 200‑day at about 403.10, with an RSI of 56.16 and classic pivot resistances clustered roughly in the $392–$396 range on Investing.com. (investing.com) TradingView chart posts for CRWD have been tagging a cup‑and‑handle and narrow channel setups, while end‑of‑March data recorded a March 27 close near $369.58 and elevated volume of roughly 6.0 million shares on that pullback. (in.tradingview.com) Palo Alto’s technical snapshot lists a 50‑day MA around 156.32 and a 200‑day MA near 158.66 with an RSI ≈58, and public charts show the stock re‑testing a long‑running channel ahead of an estimated next earnings date of about May 26, 2026. (investing.com) Options and market‑structure services show active PANW open interest and gamma exposure across strikes roughly from $75 to $290, and Tradestie’s chart tools highlight gamma walls and volume‑profile levels traders monitor as potential breakout or squeeze zones. (optioncharts.io) Cloudflare (NET) is trading in a roughly $200–$208 intraday band with a 52‑week range of about $89.42–$260.00, TipRanks reports an RSI in the low‑60s and a positive MACD, and Investing.com’s technical page lists NET moving‑average and pivot levels that traders are citing for breakout plans. (investing.com) Public trading communities on TradingView, TipRanks and Investing.com are posting divergent breakout targets and support‑test setups for CRWD, PANW and NET — those platform technical summaries range from buy to sell signals, which is driving the chart‑level chatter among active traders. (tradingview.com)