CRMSalesforce Inc
Company Overview
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52W High
52W Low
Market Cap
Dividend Yield
Price/earnings
P/E
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Dividends
Dividends Predicted
Sep 10, 2026
$0.43 per share
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100
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N/ACompany Overview
Name
52W High
52W Low
Market Cap
Dividend Yield
Price/earnings
P/E
Tags
Dividends
Dividends Predicted
Sep 10, 2026
$0.43 per share
Sentiment
Score
Mixed
50
Low
Neutral
High
0
50
100
Trade Volume
Score
Neutral
50
Low
Neutral
High
0
50
100
Income Statement
Total Revenue
Operating Revenue
Total Gross Profit
Total Operating Income
Net Income
EV to EBITDA
EV to Revenue
Price to Book value
Price to Earnings
Additional Data
Selling, General & Admin Expense
Marketing Expense
Research & Development Expense
Restructuring Charge
Total Operating Expenses
Interest Expense
Earnings History
Estimated EPS
Reported EPS
N/AUpcoming Earnings
Company Info
CEO
Marc R. Benioff
Location
California, USA
Exchange
NYSE
Website
https://salesforce.com
Summary
Salesforce, Inc.
Company Info
CEO
Marc R. Benioff
Location
California, USA
Exchange
NYSE
Website
https://salesforce.com
Summary
Salesforce, Inc.
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$PLTR vs $CRM Which Enterprise AI Software Stock Actually Wins From Here?
$PLTR vs $CRM Which Enterprise AI Software Stock Actually Wins From Here?
okay so both had blowout quarters and both got punished for it which is kind of wild
posted 85% revenue growth with a Rule of 40 score of 145 and Citi still cut the target to $210
is down 36% this year despite Agentforce ARR hitting $1.2B, up 205% year over year
one is expensive and growing like crazy, one looks cheap and might finally be turning a corner
if you had to pick one for the next two years which one are you going with and why?
The AI Talent War Is Getting Out of Hand and It's Starting to Affect Stock Prices
The AI Talent War Is Getting Out of Hand and It's Starting to Affect Stock Prices
just tried to poach researchers with $100 million signing bonuses, OpenAI pays an average of $1.5 million in stock comp per employee, and executives from and are getting poached by AI labs
literally dropped 5% when two researchers walked out last week
at what point do AI talent costs become a serious problem for margins across the whole sector?
Microsoft at $378
Microsoft at $378
revenue up 18%, operating income up 20%, Azure still strong but the whole software sector is getting absolutely wrecked like AI is about to kill every existing business
all bleeding while the broader market looks fine
the valuation is finally starting to look more normal but momentum is nonexistent
is this a buying opportunity or does software have further to fall first?
Is the market completely overreacting on SaaS right now?
Is the market completely overreacting on SaaS right now?
are all getting crushed over AI fears but every analyst says AI actually helps these companies long term
is the market just being irrational rn? because if the fears are genuinely overblown this looks like a pretty rare opportunity across the board
what's the actual bear case here is there a real reason to stay away or is this just panic selling that eventually corrects itself
i've been staring at this market all year and semis are doing something i genuinely haven't seen before
i've been staring at this market all year and semis are doing something i genuinely haven't seen before
i've been staring at this market all year and semis are doing something i genuinely haven't seen before
like is up around 500% this year. five hundred percent. more than doubled. , moves that would normally take years just happened in a few weeks. i kept refreshing my screen thinking i was reading it wrong.
and yeah the AI capex story is real. has basically been printing money and the hyperscalers are spending like there's no tomorrow. i get it. but here's the thing that money has to come from somewhere.
go look at software. , , names with genuinely solid fundamentals just sitting there doing nothing. completely abandoned. it's not rotation, it feels more like everyone just forgot they exist.
i'm not calling a top. i tried that earlier this year and got humbled pretty fast. but when this much money piles into one corner of the market this quickly it usually means something is about to give. is software the quiet rotation trade here or are we just in a new normal where chips win forever?
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Salesforce growth and ai
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