Salesforce stock will continue rising through Q4 due to low valuation relative to growth and expected double-digit revenue growth exceeding current analyst estimates.

And the second stock is Salesforce. Salesforce, right ? Right now, it's a direct price drop to a direct skyrocketing rise, right? The way these stocks were selling was really interesting, people were selling them at any price , much like people were doing with Nvidia in early 2025.

People were doing the same thing with ServiceNow and Salesforce, and now these stocks are absolutely rocketing , right?

However, I don't think it will end anytime soon. I think it will continue until the fourth quarter. The reason for this is that if you look at the two-year forward P's of these stocks, you will see that they are actually quite low compared to the growth rate.

Also, I think there will be a situation here where people will realize in the coming quarters that the revenue growth rate for the next few years is very low. For example, the numbers given by analysts are very low here.

But look at Salesforce, their expected revenue growth is only 9.4% this year and 9.9% next year. In my opinion, they will easily achieve double-digit growth. There is no question about Salesforce.

The only question is , how far will they go towards double-digit growth, right?

Now, look at this. Salesforce stock price on public accounts is now up $64,000 and ServiceNow is up $45,000. So, combining these stocks, we now have a profit of over $100,000, right ?

And the situation in the stock market changes very quickly, because I took this screenshot from the private group when I posted the portfolio on April 10 , 2026. And look at this.

I had a $32,000 loss on Salesforce stock at that time and a $18,000 loss on ServiceNow at that particular time, right ? Think about this change. The change is incredible, now $64,000 and $45,000 profit, right?

And this happened in just a few months. It's not like it would take years to change. No, it happened in just a few months. Therefore, long-term goals should be kept in mind. For example, I could have gotten scared out of those SaaS stocks, but I'm focusing on the next few years and seeing how those stock prices perform.