Salesforce Gets a Wall Street Upgrade and the AI Bear Case Is Crumbling
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Salesforce stock falls after KeyBanc downgrade on AI growth concerns
Salesforce Inc. (CRM) shares fell 2.5% on Thursday after KeyBanc downgraded the software company, citing concerns that its Agentforce artificial intelligence platform may take longer than expected to become a meaningful growth driver. The downgrade came despite Salesforce's strong position in enterprise software and follows the company's better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter results reported in late May. Investors have remained focused on wh…
Wall Street sets Salesforce stock price target for next 12 months
By July 8, Salesforce’s (NYSE: CRM) 2026 market and business performance appears to have started getting reflected in the CRM stock price targets and ratings. Specifically, Jackson Ader, a KeyBanc analyst, revealed in a Wednesday note that he has downgraded the equity from ‘Overweight’ – ‘Buy’ – to ‘Sector Weight’ – ‘Hold.’ The Wall Street expert explained that, while his institution’s opinion that the ‘Death of SaaS’ narrative is overstated d…
Salesforce Gets a Wall Street Upgrade and the AI Bear Case Is Crumbling
Salesforce just got a vote of confidence from one of Wall Street’s sharpest firms — and the timing couldn’t be more significant. Guggenheim upgraded Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) to Buy from Neutral on July 1, setting a price target of $228. That’s a substantial premium to where the stock has been trading, and it signals something important: the narrative that AI would eat Salesforce’s lunch is starting to look wrong. The bear case on CRM has been simp…
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