Get started
SalesforceSalesforceSalesforce

Salesforce

No trades
See on Supercharts
Overview Financials News
Ideas
Discussions Technicals Forecast Seasonals Options Bonds

CRM trade ideas

Gray clouds for GrowthStocks without AIHello Trader, The cloud enterprise sector is starting to anticipate a number of gray clouds and it is starting to look like there are several companies favored to get their act together or fall off the AI Boom list. The Cloud services industry includes giants such as: - Salesforce(NASDAQ:CRM) - MongoDB(NASDAQ:MDB) - WorkDay(NASDAQ:WDAY) With BVP Nasdaq experiencing a 10% correction this year, and the reason is the transition of GrowthStocks to Mature - consolidated companies and that makes them miss their own current sector trend. In addition to this, native AI companies are putting these giants in trouble. Do you think it might be the right time to invest in any of these three? Please, I look forward to your comments! Happy week end. Ion Jauregui - Analyst ActivTrades ******************************************************************************************* The information provided does not constitute investment research. The material has not been prepared in accordance with the legal requirements designed to promote the independence of investment research and such should be considered a marketing communication. All information has been prepared by ActivTrades ("AT"). The information does not contain a record of AT's prices, or an offer of or solicitation for a transaction in any financial instrument. No representation or warranty is given as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Any material provided does not have regard to the specific investment objective and financial situation of any person who may receive it. Past performance is not reliable indicator of future performance. AT provides an execution-only service. Consequently, any person acing on the information provided does so at their own risk.
NYSE:CRMLong
by ActivTrades
CRM - Continuation of the Downtrend CycleThe alignment and compaction of Fiboclouds signal the continuation of the downward movement. If this projection is confirmed and a partial realization occurs at the first target, the stop loss should be moved from its initial position to the same line where the position was entered. This way, the journey towards the final target will proceed with reduced risk of losses and the preservation of the partial gains achieved so far. Follow us to receive notifications of new trades as well as frequent updates on ongoing trades. Finally, if you agree with the idea or found it useful, please give it a BOOST so that it can reach more people! Thank you!
NYSE:CRMLong
by EthosInvest
A RARE OPPORTUNITYSalesforce is the largest CRM software provider with a presence in over 100 countries and they power some of the largest companies globally. Fundamentally, Salesforce is a strong company, and historical financial statements are more than enough evidence for continued growth into the future. Thursday's sell-off was an over-reaction of the market and it provided us with an opportunity to buy into the company. Technically, the share price was too risky, and a double-top profit-taking signal was bound to be triggered. The abnormal sell-off provided us with a RARE opportunity to buy Salesforce stocks at an attractive discount. If the price breaks the shoulder line, we will add to our holdings, if the price recovers to $300, we will offload 50% of the position and let the remaining 50% run for dividends accumulation and capital gains.
NYSE:CRMLong
by Candles254
CRM Bullish Signal Bearish SentimentCRM recently posted their Earnings but had a huge over reaction and fell down almost 20% in a long term chart you can see a clear formation of cup and handle which is a very bullish pattern for a long term horizon CRM has strong fundamentals Right now CRM is in bearish trend can fall up to 200 but this is where the opportunity arises Start accumulating at current prices until 200 drop STOP LOSS @ 195 Entry @ now until 200 drop TP would be amazing as it will bounce back to its previous top of 315
NYSE:CRMLong
by vortexTradingSolutions
Strategic Entry Point for CRM: Tight Risk, High Reward PotentialOuch, that was a nasty blow for all the CRM bulls. Now the question arises: What's next? A look at the volume profile, from the December 2022 low to the March 2024 high, shows that the price has stopped exactly at the POC of this trading range - and exactly so. This is certainly no coincidence. This offers a good chance for a long entry. Although no one can say with certainty that prices will start rising again immediately, the area where the CRM stock is now allows us to tightly limit our risk and fully capitalize on the potential upside.
NYSE:CRMLong
by Ochlokrat
5/29/24 - $crm - willing buyer into EPS WITH +ve tape into close5/29/24 - vrockstar - NYSE:CRM - this should be on everyone's short list. visibility toward 7+ bn of fcf (don't dilute w/ options like many other smaller tech which i've been warning against + stock not broken) which means that's about a 2.5% yield. i think you could do better in NASDAQ:AAPL at >3%, but again it's not software, nevermind stickier B2B. sub 30x PE for CRM (~28x) is reasonable given mid 20s EPS growth. don't love the HSD revenue growth - but at a $260 bn valuation it's not easy to grow like nvda, obviously. So all else equal, this should be a good result, i'm tempted to get long - as it's a good hiding spot in B2B software which is getting shot (more on this in posts to come), which i think could support the bid as well. the tape looks a bit messy into the open, we have some fed data coming today, inflation prints this friday, jobs next week. we're at the end of earnings season and only nvda is levitating these markets. my bias here is to be greedy and look for a better entry... let's see how the day shapes up. if we show some index resilience into 2H of the day and especially into the close, i'll probably swing long.
NYSE:CRMLong
by VROCKSTAR
3
Salesforce Slumps 45% in Pre-market Trading After Earnings PostSalesforce ( NYSE:CRM ) shares plunged more than 44% in pre-market trading on Wednesday after the company reported its first quarterly revenue miss in 18 years and issued weak annual guidance. The cloud software maker's current Remaining Performance Obligation (cRPO) metric, which combines deferred revenue and order backlog, indicates slowing momentum. Salesforce CEO Brian Millham told analysts on the earnings call that the company saw budget scrutiny and longer deal cycles than usual during the quarter. Salesforce ( NYSE:CRM ) shares trended steadily higher for 12 months following the 50-day moving average crossing above the 200-day MA in March last year to form a bullish golden cross pattern. However, since topping out in March this year, the price has fallen below the 50-day MA, with the indicator also acting as a line of resistance during a recent countertrend rally earlier this month. Amid uncertainty over the macroeconomic environment, enterprise customers continue to spend cautiously on software. Salesforce's AI-focused data cloud business contributed to 25% of the deals valued above $1 million in the first quarter, unchanged from the prior quarter. It did not disclose more financial details about the business, which was nearing $400 million in annual recurring revenue in its last fiscal year. Some brokerages warned that Salesforce's forecast also meant software demand had slowed further in April. The selling environment got worse from the end of March and more pronounced in April, which could explain why off-cycle names, like Workday or Salesforce, suffered more than ServiceNow or Microsoft. Salesforce could turn to large deals to accelerate growth and would consider them if they were "accretive" and had "the right metrics." Activist investors pressured Salesforce last year to prioritize profitability, after years of growing its business through big deals, including the $27.7 billion acquisition of Slack in 2021. RBC analyst Rishi Jaluria said that investors wouldn't react well to most large deals at this point, given growth is slowing down, a big acquisition would be viewed as buying growth. At least ten brokerages lowered their price targets on the stock following the results. D.A. Davidson's PT of $230 was the lowest among 49 analysts covering the stock.
NYSE:CRMShort
by DEXWireNews
Technical Analysis of Salesforce.As of the latest close, Salesforce (CRM) is trading at $271.62, up by $1.79 (0.66%). The pre-market data shows a significant drop to $228.03, down by $43.59 (-16.05%). This sharp pre-market decline suggests potential upcoming volatility. Relative Strength Index (RSI): The RSI value is 39.75, indicating a neutral to slightly oversold condition. This suggests that while the stock is not extremely oversold, it is approaching levels that could attract buyers. Stochastic %K: At 16.23, the Stochastic %K is neutral, suggesting limited momentum either way. Commodity Channel Index (CCI): The CCI is at -96.65, also indicating a neutral position. Average Directional Index (ADX): The ADX is 22.46, indicating a weak trend. Momentum (10): This is a buy signal with a value of -5.18, indicating short-term bullish momentum. MACD Level (12, 26): At -2.03, the MACD indicates a sell signal, suggesting bearish momentum. The majority of moving averages, including the 10-day, 20-day, 30-day, 50-day, and 100-day, suggest a sell signal. The 200-day exponential moving average is a buy at 260.29, indicating long-term support around this level. Support Levels: S1 at 254.43, S2 at 239.92, and S3 at 196.98. Resistance Levels: R1 at 297.38, R2 at 325.81, and R3 at 368.76. Pivot Point: 282.87. The recent candlestick patterns and Ichimoku Cloud analysis indicate a bearish trend, with the price moving below the cloud and key resistance levels. The RSI and MACD corroborate this bearish sentiment. Short Position: Enter a short position if the price breaks below the pre-market low of $228.03. Set a stop-loss at $240.00 to limit potential losses. The first target for the short position would be the S2 support level at $239.92, followed by S3 at $196.98 if bearish momentum continues. Long Position: Consider entering a long position if the stock shows signs of recovery and breaks above the pivot point at $282.87. Set a stop-loss at $275.00. The first target for this long position would be R1 at $297.38, followed by R2 at $325.81. Salesforce (CRM) is currently showing bearish signals across multiple technical indicators and moving averages. The significant pre-market drop suggests a bearish sentiment that could persist. Traders should look for short opportunities below $228.03 with cautious stop-loss settings, and only consider long positions if there is a definitive break above the pivot point at $282.87. The upcoming earnings report on August 28 could be a catalyst for future price action, so keeping an eye on fundamental developments is crucial.
NYSE:CRM
by AxiomEx
Salesforce's Earnings Call: 4 Key TakeawaysSalesforce's recent earnings call revealed insights into its current challenges and future opportunities. Despite reporting lower-than-expected revenue and conservative guidance, the company remains optimistic. Here are four key takeaways: 1. Measured Buying Behavior : Salesforce observed cautious spending among customers, influenced by economic uncertainties, leading to elongated deal cycles and increased budget scrutiny. 2. Confidence in Fiscal 2025 Guidance: Despite weaker guidance for the next quarter, Salesforce maintains confidence in its full-year fiscal outlook, driven by strategic AI investments. 3. Data as AI Foundation: Salesforce's extensive data assets position it well to capitalize on the growing demand for AI-powered tools, enhancing its competitive edge. 4. Opportunistic M&A Strategy: Salesforce remains open to acquisitions that align with its strategic framework, focusing on shareholder value and long-term growth.
NYSE:CRMShort
by signalmastermind