$CRM Salesforce, Inc. Common Stock

Verified InvestingPublished 2026-08-27

“Tech Surges On NVDA Blowout Earnings”

$CRMBearish

CRM faces strong resistance just under $260 due to an uncompleted head and shoulders pattern and consolidation despite a recent earnings-driven surge.

Now, next up, into CRM. CRM also had earnings, guys. Big beat here, up 80% on earnings per share, revenue up .13%. Look at this big push, over 20% nearly in a straight line, as you see here, guys.

Even backing that up after all of this diagonal push higher. So, this really was a last little bit in the tank, really catapulted by the earnings. Where's resistance likely coming next?

Likely up here, 259.00. And 60 cents, right here on this dotted line, and I'm going to show you where that comes from. Flipping to the weekly time frame, guys. Look at this. This is a head and shoulders pattern on the chart.

Didn't quite get all the way down to the measured move. So, believe it or not, that's still a potential possibility until price can close over this inclining neckline of the head and shoulders pattern.

That is the critical line to test. We would We are extended moving up into that. And if you notice, too, a lot of other consolidation. Two factors present themselves for CRM running into a brick wall right here just under $260 on the charts. earnings, guys.

Big beat here, up 80% on earnings per share, revenue up .13%. Look at this big push, over 20% nearly in a straight line, as you see here, guys. Even backing that up after all of this diagonal push higher.

So, this really was a last little bit in the tank, really catapulted by the earnings. Where's resistance likely coming next? Likely up here, 259.00. And 60 cents, right here on this dotted line, and I'm going to show you where that comes from.

Flipping to the weekly time frame, guys. Look at this. This is a head and shoulders pattern on the chart. Didn't quite get all the way down to the measured move. So, believe it or not, that's still a potential possibility until price can close over this inclining neckline of the head and shoulders pattern.

That is the critical line to test. We would We are extended moving up into that. And if you notice, too, a lot of other consolidation. Two factors present themselves for CRM running into a brick wall right here just under $260 on the charts.

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Meet KevinPublished 2026-09-10

“Revealing My Current Stock Thesis & Allocation Framework.”

$CRMBearish

Risk of CRM being replaced by AI integration (e.g., via Anthropic) and difficulty securing larger contracts are negative signals.

Like even though we've crushed it on Salesforce and and you know I think we're doing very well overall in this this idea of a Q3 Q4 software bottoming is there not still a risk that if Salesforce is now onboarding everybody headlessly uh their data via Anthropic that Salesforce ends up getting replaced. and they're already telling us they're having trouble signing bigger contracts with their customers. That's a problem. That's a red flag, right?

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New MoneyPublished 2026-09-06

“The SaaSpocalypse Isn't What Investors Think.”

$CRMBullish

Salesforce's strong competitive moat (institutional records) protects against AI disruption, supporting margin expansion and making it a good investment at current prices.

congratulations, you literally made millions of dollars in one day thanks to a crashed software stock called, I'll reveal, Salesforce. It has recorded incredible numbers.

I'm interested when a stock is crashing like Salesforce, how do you distinguish between a genuinely mis-valuation of the company and something that's cheap for some reason?

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Meet KevinPublished 2026-09-04

“Major AI Stock is about to FLIP”

$CRMNo side taken

Speaker holds CRM; views Slack's AI integration as beneficial but admits the stance may seem pessimistic regarding CRM's future.

Meta recently moved to using Slack, which is interesting to me because we are investors in Salesforce, and Slack is owned by them.

Slack is a subsidiary of Salesforce. But Slack essentially allows you to chat with programming agents directly within Slack, eliminating the need to go to chat.gbt or cloud.com, for example, and talk to chatbots directly in the Slack window.

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T3 LivePublished 2026-09-04

“DELL: Where It’s Headed Next LIVE with David Prince”

$CRMBullish

CRM is undervalued at 13-14x earnings due to narrative shift (AI deal, seat growth) and ongoing rerating; it is a must-own long-term but overbought short-term, suggesting buying on pullbacks into the low-to-mid 250s.

or for me, uh, what made my week this week and last week was Salesforce. That's where you're going to get excitement, so to speak. Yeah, I wanted to talk about Salesforce and then overall the the software space because you and I have talked many times about how software was, you know, the redheaded stepchild of the market for a long time and wow, software is back.

It's strong. Salesforce CRM being the ticker, uh, definitely being a leader there.

What they said to watch for

price action relative to the low-to-mid 250s range

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Meet KevinPublished 2026-09-03

“Wall Street is Warning: The Crash of 2027 is Coming: PREPARE.”

$CRMBullish

Salesforce is a good investment due to strong free cash flow yields and significant share buybacks by management.

One of the reasons we bought Salesforce shares at $163 was that If you go to the stocks tab for course members, and then to Salesforce ( found in the Meet Kevin app), the stock's momentum was enormous.

I still have it for $458. I think it could reach $500, but let me check. If you review my notes on this company's cash flow , you will find they date back to July. I need to find her.

The free cash flow yield was around 13%, which is a really great number . I even mentioned that they are not currently doing share buybacks, but their balance sheet and cash flow are so strong that I decided to invest in them.

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Financial EducationPublished 2026-09-02

“This Stock is the next Nvidia‼️”

$CRMBullish

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?

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Meet KevinPublished 2026-09-02

“AVOID the TRAP in these AI Stocks: The Earnings Divide.”

$CRMBullish

Speaker is more interested in CRM due to its bet on lower token costs over pricing power, notwithstanding margin shrinkage and conversion issues.

If you're Salesforce and you say, "Hey, we'll allow you to programmatically take our data and integrate it into the cloud so people don't have to leave the same segment—you know, either a bot Slack, which I think is a CRM, to be fair—or you can do all of that from the cloud and not have to leave your cloud chat and you can do everything—you know, that can basically read all your data," does n't that mean you're selling your competitive advantage ?

And over time, doesn't that create the possibility that you won't be able to convert as many customers?

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