Movement Alert|Cloudflare Rises 3.52% in Regular Trading, William O'Neil Initiates Buy Rating Amid Strong Sector Momentum

Market Focus06-01 22:08

On June 1, Cloudflare rose 3.52% in regular trading, trading at $250.0 per share, with trading volume of $279 million.

On the news front, William O'Neil initiated a Buy rating on Cloudflare, providing fresh upside momentum. According to FactSet, analysts polled give the stock an average Overweight rating with a mean price target of $235.31. The initiation follows RBC Capital Markets previously reaffirming its Outperform rating and $240 target price, citing the company's advantageous positioning in the AI agent space, with multiple frontier large language models utilizing its services and the potential to achieve its 2028 revenue target of $5 billion ahead of schedule.

The stock had previously declined 4.2% due to layoff controversy and weaker-than-expected Q2 guidance, but has since fully recovered and broken through prior highs. Within the Internet Services and Infrastructure sector, CoreWeave rose 12.13%, Okta rose 10.05%, MongoDB rose 10.01%, Snowflake rose 6.55%, and Shopify rose 1.3%, reflecting broad sector strength driven by continued capital rotation into AI application names.

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