CoreWeave (CRWV) Stock Price, Earnings, and News
By Markets & Investing DeskUpdated Nov 10, 2026
Stock · CRWV
CoreWeave, Inc.
Nov 13, 2026 · 21:00 UTC · Yahoo Finance
- Prev. close
- 56.60
- Day range
- 49.25 – 56.36
- 52-week range
- 40.58 – 138.25
- Volume
- 79.60M
- Exchange
- NMS
- 1D−6.13%
- 5D+14.50%
- 1M−23.76%
- 6M−50.48%
- YTD−25.81%
- 1Y−31.32%
Key takeaways
- CRWV's daily percentage change is measured from the previous close, not from the day's open.
- Because CoreWeave went public in March 2025, its 52-week range covers much of its entire trading history.
- Period returns from 1D to 1Y are simple price changes that exclude dividends and say nothing about volatility.
- CoreWeave reports results after the closing bell, so the price reaction shows up after hours and the next session.
CoreWeave (CRWV) is a cloud computing provider that rents out GPU compute capacity, the specialized hardware used to train and run AI models. The stock trades on the Nasdaq (shown as “NMS” in the quote, the code for the Nasdaq Global Select Market). The company went public in March 2025, so its trading history is short compared with most large-cap tech names.
How to read the CRWV quote
- Price and daily change: the last trade compared with the previous close. The percentage is measured from that close, not from the day’s open.
- Day range: the low and high traded during the current session.
- 52-week range: the low and high over the past year. For a recent IPO, this window covers a large part of the stock’s entire public life.
- Volume: shares traded in the session. A daily total well above the stock’s typical level often accompanies earnings or major news.
- Period returns (1D to 1Y): each is a simple price change over that window. They exclude dividends and say nothing about volatility inside the period.
The timestamp next to the price shows when the quote was taken. Outside regular trading hours, the figure may not reflect after-hours moves.
What moves CoreWeave stock
CoreWeave buys large amounts of hardware and builds data centers before that capacity earns revenue, which creates a few recurring drivers:
- Execution on capacity: delays in data center construction or in bringing compute online can weigh on the shares. Analysts have framed the main debate as execution rather than demand.
- Spending and margins: heavy hardware purchases can widen losses even while sales grow quickly. Rising component costs and the pace of margin improvement both matter.
- Customer deals: contracts with large technology companies such as Meta Platforms and Nvidia have supported the stock in the past.
- Index membership: CoreWeave was added to the Nasdaq 100, which brings demand from funds that track the index.
- AI sentiment: as a pure-play AI infrastructure stock, CRWV tends to react to broader shifts in confidence around AI spending.
CRWV earnings
CoreWeave reports quarterly results after the closing bell, so the price reaction usually appears in after-hours trading and the next session. The company announces the date in advance through its investor relations releases.
In each report, watch revenue growth, net loss per share, capital spending, and guidance on how much capacity is coming online.
Practical caveats
CRWV can swing sharply over short periods, so period returns can look very different depending on the window you select. Analyst ratings and price targets reflect opinions, not guarantees. A return on investment calculation tracks a position’s result over time better than a single day’s change.
