JUPPITR10
Fund I
Reg D 506(b) · LP
NAV
$29,368
Day
+0.48%
ITD
+14.22%
vs S&P
+3.70%
Snapshot
May 29, 2026
Friday close

CRWD CrowdStrike

Tech/AI · Sleeve

Composite over time

Score log

DateCompositeTierSectorModel
2026-03-31 7.78 pass Technology claude-opus-4-7

Latest metric breakdown

MetricScoreSourceNote
Valuation 6.9 auto P/E 73.7
Liquidity 8.7 auto Current ratio 1.77
Growth 9.3 auto Revenue growth 23.3%
Profitability 4.7 auto Net margin -3.4%
Efficiency 3.4 auto ROE -4.1%
Leadership Tenure 9.5 ai Co-founder George Kurtz has led CrowdStrike since founding in 2011 (14+ years), navigated the July 2024 outage crisis with credibility intact, and remains the visible technical/strategic face of the company — strong founder continuity but not quite at iconic-tier.
Ownership Alignment 7.9 auto Insider holding 3.12%
Strategic Vision 8.8 ai Kurtz's Falcon platform vision — consolidating endpoint, identity, cloud, SIEM, and AI-driven SOC into a single agent — is a clearly articulated 5-10 year roadmap with Charlotte AI and the Next-Gen SIEM expansion into a $100B+ TAM.
Focus / Clarity 8.6 ai Pure-play cybersecurity built on the unified Falcon agent/cloud platform; module expansion (24+ modules) is coherent platform extension rather than diversification drift.
Diversification 6.4 ai Single-platform dependency (Falcon) and concentration in large-enterprise cybersecurity, though customer base is broad with 29,000+ subscription customers across geographies and verticals; the July 2024 outage exposed concentration risk.
Maturity / Revenue 7.6 ai Revenue $4.8B
Growth Potential 9.0 ai Cybersecurity TAM expanding toward $250B+ with Falcon's addressable opportunity guided to ~$250B by 2028 across SIEM, cloud, identity, and AI SecOps; ~20%+ ARR growth with multi-module attach driving long runway.
Volatility 6.7 auto β 1.07 · D/E 18.34
Market Standing 8.8 auto Market cap $115.4B
Competitive Moat 9.2 ai Top-2 EDR/XDR vendor with ~24% endpoint security share, lightweight single-agent architecture, Threat Graph data network effect compounding with every endpoint, and high switching costs from deep platform integration — strong stack but not the uncontested best-in-industry leader (Microsoft Defender competes at scale).