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Trading Idea - #Salesforce short-termBUY ENTRY: 217.60 USD TARGET: 234.56 USD (+8 % profit) STOP: 207.66 USD Salesforce is the world's leading provider of customer relationship management (CRM) software. 1.) Testing the support at $ 209.95 provides good timing for buying the security. 2.) The growth in recent years is one of the company's strengths. A further growth of 70% is forecast over the next 3 years (until 2004). 3.) Salesforce is in a great financial position, which gives it immense investment capacity. 4.) But beware! The ratio of "company value to sales" places the company among the world's most expensive companies. 5.) The trend in the last 10 months is clearly negative. Therefore, I only see a short-term buying opportunity. 6.) With a clear breakout of the downward channel, new possibilities arise!
NYSE:CRMLong
by Traderherz-Analytics
Inverse Head and Shoulders Earnings 5-27 AMCCRM also appears to be in a shark pattern, but would need to break the neckline with an uptrend in place to meet long entry level for the Inverse Head and Shoulders pattern. LS 285 Head 201.51 RS 208.91 A Belthold candle pattern is bullish, and when found at the bottom can serve as a bullish short term reversal candle. This candle has no lower shadow and closes near the high. It is risky to trade close to earnings, as we know as security can beat and still go down. If you wanted to trade the shark pattern, you could place a stop under C. This could make it to B, but it will ht the resistance of the neckline eventually. When price breaks the neckline, it will become support. There is a pocket pivot under price, but a little ways below it now (green triangle) No recommendation Fear can squelch desire Desire can conquer fear (o:
NYSE:CRM
by lauralea
CRM - Sales losing the Force..-Since the start of the year tech stocks have taken two legs down, in late February and now, in early May. CRM stock has joined the party both times. It’s down 3% on the year, while the average S&P stock is up 11%. -It’s due to investors rotating out of expensive stocks and into those benefitting from the end of the pandemic or President Joe Biden’s Administration’s infrastructure plans. Even with this latest fall, Salesforce stock sells at 49 times its earnings. That won’t change at its next report on May 27, with 42 cents of net income expected on $5.89 billion of revenue. -When the pandemic was on, investors piled into the few names that were making money. Cloud application stocks like Salesforce were among those names. CRM stock peaked at $281.25 per share in late August into early September. Over the last year, you’re still up 32%. -But there are a lot more places for investors to make money now. You can buy a steel stock like Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF). You can buy a cement stock like U.S. Concrete (NASDAQ:USCR). You can even grab a cruise line like Royal Caribbean (NYSE:RCL) and be rolling in profits. -The light is still on at Salesforce. There’s a succession plan in place, with 42-year old Bret Taylor on tap to replace co-founder Marc Benioff as CEO. Top line growth is still averaging 20%, the company continues to make money. -Salesforce profits would be higher, except it’s paying a massive $27.7 billion to buy Slack (NYSE:WORK) and compete more closely in office applications. This is not a bad idea. It’s just bad timing right now to go for growth when the market wants margins. That will change and, when it does, Salesforce stock will likely come back. BOTTOM LINE: -Tech valuations are compressing. It’s not a mirage. There’s no need to pay 49 times earnings for 20% growth when hundreds of companies are going from loss to profit and, at least in the near term, growing just as fast. Credit: Dana Blankenhorn Our Opinion: We keep our target at around: $185-190
NYSE:CRMShort
by caldooninvestment
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Cloud-computing vs crude oil: Lessons in a Dramatic ChartOne of the biggest events in the history of the Dow Jones Industrial Average happened last August when Salesforce.com replaced Exxon Mobil as an index member. A 21-year software company elbowed out a transnational giant tracing its origins to John D. Rockefeller and the dawn of modern capitalism. Despite the stunning endorsement, things haven’t worked out so well for CRM since then. Its shares peaked above $280 one week later and then turned lower. (That was a giddy moment for growth stocks because Apple and Tesla had just split their shares.) Additionally, TradeStation analytics show that CRM has gone 172 sessions without a new 52-week high. That’s the longest for any member of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. XOM, in contrast, hit a new high yesterday. It’s a good lesson in froth and exuberance: Just when it seems things can never go wrong, it’s often a sign of the top. Other adages that could apply are "buy the rumor, sell the news," or "be fearful when others are greedy." The chart above compares CRM to XOM since they traded places in the Dow. Notice how XOM lagged for a couple more months but then ripped higher after November 9’s vaccine news ignited the reopening trade. Switching to CRM's candlestick chart below, some challenging patterns may have emerged. The 50-day simple moving average (SMA) slid beneath the 200-day SMA on March 22, resulting in a “death cross.” Next is the descending channel in place since the peak in early September. If that trend continues, it could imply move toward $180. TradeStation is a pioneer in the trading industry, providing access to stocks, options, futures and cryptocurrencies. See our Overview for more.
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NYSE:CRM
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