CrowdStrike expects its adjusted EPS to rise 50% to 58% year over year in the second quarter, and to grow 50% to 57% for the full year. At $143 per share, CrowdStrike still looks a bit pricey at 60 times the midpoint of its full-year earnings forecast. Palo Alto, which is expected to generate stronger earnings growth than CrowdStrike for its current fiscal year, looks a bit cheaper, at 45 times forward earnings.