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NYSE:CRMLong
by jonny_red32
How to use Corrective Structures to develop a SetupGreat day to learn something, today; we will understand how to use corrective structures to develop a setup on any chart. a) There are 3 types of Corrective Structures, Zig-Zag (first example), Flat (Second Example), Triangles (third example). Use them as an archetype to spot them on a chart. b) Now that you understand the types of corrective structures is time to look at one on the chart ( you can see a Flag Pattern on the real chart) c) Should I trade all the corrective structures I see? NO, YOU DONT! You need Context. Your corrective structure must be well-positioned on the chart, it can be a Trendline, or it can be a Support. Never trade isolated patterns. d) Then you need a clear path in the direction you are expecting. In this case, we are at All-time Highs, so we don't have any Resistance e) How can I calculate my target? Use Fibonacci Extensions. Draw it from the base of the impulse towards its top (where the corrective structure starts) and then take it back to the impulse's bottom. Pay attention to 2 levels only 1.27 for Break Even, and 1.618 for Target f) Only take setups with a risk-reward ratio higher than 1.5 Have a Great Day!!!
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NYSE:CRMEducation
by ThinkingAntsOk
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Salesforce.com - Potential Bullish PivotHey Traders! Salesforce.com NYSE:CRM has been on my radar today and according to my studies... CRM is giving off a strong bullish signal according to where the price is relative to the Bollinger bands and Keltner channel. I drew a few dots on the chart above to highlight the areas of interest so you can see what I look at. The Cyan dot is just to locate the price when it is between the lower Bollinger bands and Keltner channel, this is the area where I start paying attention for a bullish trade setup. The Magenta dots are for when the price is between the upper Bollinger bands and Keltner Channel bands and is when I start looking for a bearish trade setup. I use the white dot as an entry signal as price has come back within the Keltner channel. White dots following the cyan dots are bullish entry signals, whereas white dots following magenta dots are bearish entry signals. The entry signals are what I consider to be pivot points where the stock may begin to change direction. However, this strategy does generate false positive signals from time to time. As an attempt to avoid false entry signals, I take into account the trend of the stock. The stock has been trending upward the last 90 days with a net change of +33% (based on closing price 06/19/2020). Therefore, based on the indicators and trend, my assumption is that CRM could move higher. Ideally, I would like to see CRM reach $260 per share within the next 14 trading days... but who knows what could happen. Keep in mind: The days surrounding the outcome of the U.S. election, market fluctuations, and unexpected news events can send CRM in an unfavorable direction. This idea is not a call to action, nor should it be considered investment or trading advice. The ideas expressed on our TradingView page are for educational and entertainment purposes only. Leave us a comment below! - Are you bullish or bearish on Salesforce.com?
NYSE:CRMLong
by UnknownUnicorn6775423
Salesforce (CRM): Solid Fundamentals and Technical AnalysisSoftware as a Service (SaaS) is at the center of attention due to the Coronavirus pandemic (Covid-19). Today, I’ll be analyzing the #1 firm in the Customer Relationship Management industry, Salesforce (CRM). - Salesforce is an extremely quickly growing business, whose founder was an ex-Oracle (ORCL) employee. - They currently employ the tallest building in San Francisco - Salesforce was added to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and became the first Saas company to be listed on the S&P500 index. What is CRM? - CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management. - It’s essentially a software that allows salespeople to manage client info data - CRM, fundamentally, is a tool to drag new clients, maintain loyal customers, and increase customer value - Prior to Salesforce, companies such as Oracle (ORCL) and IBM (IBM) had to sell hardware, and the software license of the hardware, which all had tremendous installation costs. - As a result, CRM was selectively used by few major corporations - Salesforce revolutionized the marked by making CRM more approachable - They offered CRM through cloud computing, and became the first company to sell software through cloud computing systems. As such, Salesforce managed to offer CRM at a price 90% cheaper than the original cost - CRM is effectively used to provide data for artificial intelligence, and machine learning protocols, and is much more closely related to our lives than we know, from a marketing aspect. Financials - Despite having been in business for over 22 years, Salesforce shows a 29% yoy revenue growth- - This is due to their multi-cloud strategy in which they aggressively acquire other software companies - They reached a record quarterly revenue of $5.15 billion in Q2 2020 - This was mainly due to the explosive demand for work.com, a product that was developed for the Coronavirus pandemic situation. - For the third quarter, Salesforce speculated a revenue of $5.24 billion, which is a 16% increase compared to last year. - The company’s free cash flow increased by 22% in Q2, compared to that of last year, and is estimated to generate $35 billion in 2020. - Salesforces’ Price-to-sales multiple remained at 8-10, indicating that it is relatively undervalued compared to its software counterpart, Adobe. Business Model - Salesforce is well known for its aggressive acquisition of cloud related companies. - By offering marketing, commerce tools, and service cloud to existing Sales Cloud clients, they gather more meaningful data and expand potential client bases - Over 40% of users use multiple clouds, and these people are responsible for 93% of the company’s revenue. - Salesforce offers Service Cloud, which is a service that helps customer support and operations management. - By acquiring Exact Target in 2013, Salesforce has been expanding its marketing cloud base. - The marketing automatization that Exact Target has, allows Salesforce to incorporate cloud computing to emails, social media, messages, and digital apps - By doing this, they can accurately track the efficiency of marketing campaigns, and optimize advertisements - What’s most important to notice about Salesforces’ business model is that just like many other successful businesses, it has managed to establish a cloud ecosystem - Their AppExchange offers optimized CRM tool kits, and institutional level software - Salesforce also runs the Lightning Platform, which allows users to develop software that is optimized for their specific industry and business - Salesforce acquired MuleSoft, a data compiling company, and Tableu, a data analytics company, and this synergy is expected to generate exponential gains in the coming years. - In essence, Salesforce is capitalizing on an opportunity, during times of a digital turning point, by compiling data and software on a single platform Technical Analysis - CRM is currently moving in a clear uptrend, forming higher lows - It has recently topped out after having been listed on the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI), but shows strong support in critical areas - We are at a point where prices are testing the 0.236 Fibonacci retracement support - This zone of support is about to converge with the 60 Simple Moving Average (SMA) as well - The Relative Strength Index is moving towards to the oversold territory, having been at extremely overbought levels at the local top Conclusion Salesforce (CRM) is the dominant #1 in the CRM industry. Just as many other successful companies, it possesses a healthy ecosystem, specifically of cloud computing. Fundamentally, it has all the right components of a successful business model, and while the earnings are not as high as we would expect, due to mergers and acquisitions, their profitability can increase significantly over the coming years. Technical analysis also demonstrates a clear uptrend, and a potential buy opportunity. If you like this analysis, please make sure to like the post, and follow for more quality content! I would also appreciate it if you could leave a comment below with some original insight.
NYSE:CRMLong
by Michael_Wang_Official
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