Buy
50
Hold
4
Sell
9
Watch
29
Cited as a company with AI tailwinds and reinvestment opportunities, making internal reinvestment preferable to holding cash in a higher-rate environment.
Nearly fully recovered and only 4% below its high; the biggest opportunity may already be gone. The business now needs to keep delivering on its AI trajectory.
Salesforce was accused of being dead but reported double-digit revenue growth, seat dilution is not happening, and the stock shot up as sentiment improved. He does not explicitly recommend buying but views the business as clearly not dead.
Central to the enterprise-software disruption debate. One host believes Benioff teaming up with Anthropic (making it a 'quad force') is a great sign and that Salesforce won't go to zero; the other is uncertain about its long-term future and won't bet on it.
Salesforce's blowout earnings lifted the software market, and the host suggests watching CRM for continued optimism and bullish short-term opportunities.
Post-earnings surge, AI product Agent Force growing 240%, future bookings strong. Valuation suggests a 14% annualized return if assumptions hold, above the desired 9.5%. Concerns include debt-funded buyback and sluggish returns on capital, but the overall analysis leans positive.
Salesforce reported blockbuster earnings and AI product rollouts, which is boosting cloud and AI software stocks. It was also highlighted as a strong position in the member shout-out.
Salesforce delivered strong earnings and raised guidance; AI is making its software more valuable, but the creator mainly highlights it as a top pick within WCLD.
Creator mentions Salesforce as seeing increased revenue and growth due to AI, but does not provide an explicit rating or target.
Blew out earnings, adapting well to AI, showing strong price action.









