$CRWV

CoreWeave, Inc.
Stock
54.23
-1.36 · -2.46%
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Analyst Views on $CRWV

2 Analysts Bullish · 1 Analyst Neutral · 4 Analysts Bearish
Bullish 2
Editorial Representation of Brent Kochuba Brent Kochuba BULLISH Moderate
Month 1d

$CRWV drew a $16 million March call purchase yesterday, signaling bullish options positioning into the March expiration period.

Editorial Representation of Brian Shannon Brian Shannon BULLISH Strong
Month 45d

$CRWV looks bullish, with higher highs and higher lows supporting a measured move toward 170 from roughly 130 if the morning low holds.

Bearish 6
Editorial Representation of Jeffrey Snider Jeffrey Snider BEARISH Strong
Week 1d

$CRWV debt has fallen to distress levels, with credit markets pricing more than a 60% probability of default within five years.

Editorial Representation of Keith McCullough Keith McCullough BEARISH Strong
Week 3d

$CRWV remains in an accelerating decline, down 67% from its peak as leverage amplifies damage and volume reaches 101 million shares versus a 31 million average.

Editorial Representation of Joseph Wang Joseph Wang BEARISH Strong
Month 6d

CoreWeave faces mounting pressure from heavy leverage, higher rates, uncertain compute demand, and declining asset values if GPU and RAM prices collapse.

$CRWV
Editorial Representation of Lance Roberts Lance Roberts BEARISH Strong
Year 8d

$CRWV faces refinancing pressure as borrowing costs near 15% and substantial debt maturities approach later this year, next year, and the year after.

Editorial Representation of Keith McCullough Keith McCullough BEARISH Moderate
Week 9d

$CRWV faces downside as crowded tourist participation reflects a long-standing bearish AI-bubble thesis rather than a fresh call.

Editorial Representation of Keith McCullough Keith McCullough BEARISH Strong
Week 38d

$CRWV remains in a sharply bearish trend, reflecting continued near-term downside pressure rather than a fresh reversal signal.

Neutral 1
Editorial Representation of Jim Bianco Jim Bianco NEUTRAL Neutral
Year 3d

$CRWV failing to meet debt obligations would not necessarily signal broader credit-market trouble, with technology delivery posing the larger concern.

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