Salesforce

CRM

Market cap $140B

I keep hitting the buy button on Salesforce (NYSE:CRM | CRM Price Prediction) and I am not sorry about it.

Palantir is back on every screen this month, up 14.55% in a single week as retail traders pile back into the AI infrastructure trade that briefly wobbled in June.

One of Salesforce's biggest issues has been a lack of revenue growth acceleration. It is looking for its prior acquisition of Informatica and pending acquisition of Fin to help drive growth for its Agentcore offering.

Salesforce (CRM) trades at a depressed ~11x trailing FCF multiple, with a forward multiple of ~9.6x, reflecting SaaS-pocalypse fears and AI disruption concerns. CRM executed a massive $24.8B debt-funded buyback, reducing share count by over 10% in Q1 FY2027, signaling management conviction in undervaluation. Base-case annualized return is ~14% assuming no multiple change, with scenario analysis showing limited downside and upside potential of ~49% if multiples revert.

Salesforce fell along with the rest of the software sector, due to fears over disruption from increasingly capable AI models and tools. However, Salesforce isn't standing still, boosting its Agentforce tools and making several AI-focused acquisitions in the first half.

In the latest trading session, Salesforce (CRM) closed at $162.5, marking a -2.45% move from the previous day.

Jim Cramer used his July 9, 2026, CNBC Mad Dash segment to explain why Salesforce (NYSE:CRM | CRM Price Prediction) has been one of the most painful stocks to hold in enterprise software.

Salesforce Inc. (NYSE:CRM) stock fell Thursday after KeyBanc downgraded the cloud software company, citing weak business trends and limited signs of near-term growth.

Shares of Salesforce (CRM) can't seem to catch a break, with Diane King Hall pointing to a downgrade from Keybanc pressuring the stock as it struggles to break free from a downtrend. On the earnings front, PepsiCo (PEP) showed international growth though price action fizzled on the report.

Salesforce Inc. (CRM) shares fell 2.5% on Thursday after KeyBanc downgraded the software company, citing concerns that its Agentforce artificial intelligence platform may take longer than expected to become a meaningful growth driver. The downgrade came despite Salesforce's strong position in enterprise software and follows the company's better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter results reported in late May.