CRM market-structure snapshot
Latest close on July 24, 2026: $163.66 (+4.3% on the latest daily bar). HMA21 / HMA55: $168.15 / $161.66. 200DMA: $206.59. Relative volume: 0.86x the 20-day average.
Latest close on July 24, 2026: $163.66 (+4.3% on the latest daily bar). HMA21 / HMA55: $168.15 / $161.66. 200DMA: $206.59. Relative volume: 0.86x the 20-day average.
CRM latest SEC/Yahoo fundamental and valuation snapshot
Latest comparable filing period: 2027 Q1 ending 2026-04-30; filed 2026-05-28. Comparable growth: revenue +13.3% YoY; net income +36.7% YoY; diluted EPS +52.2% YoY.
Latest comparable filing period: 2027 Q1 ending 2026-04-30; filed 2026-05-28.
Comparable growth: revenue +13.3% YoY; net income +36.7% YoY; diluted EPS +52.2% YoY.
Quality and cash conversion: net margin 18.9% (+325 bp YoY); quarterly SEC free-cash-flow proxy $6.56B (+4.1% YoY).
Valuation snapshot: trailing P/E 19.0x; forward P/E 10.6x; EV/EBITDA 12.8x; P/S 3.1x.
Net income grew faster than revenue, indicating positive earnings leverage in the comparable period.
Cash generation improved versus the comparable period.
Salesforce took the initiative to transform its layout in the Agent era, but was dragged down by its traditional business and was downgraded to an… (Morgan Stanley)
The report points out that Salesforce is actively promoting its own changes to prepare for the Agentforce (intelligent) era, and relevant operating indicators are improving. However, traditional businesses such as Commerce and Tableau continue to be a drag, and organic growth has not yet reached an inflection point. The current valuation of about 19 times GAAP price-to-earnings ratio is relatively reasonable, and the stock price lacks an obvious growth inflection point and will remain range-bound.
The report points out that Salesforce is actively promoting its own changes to prepare for the Agentforce (intelligent) era, and relevant operating indicators are improving. However, traditional businesses such as Commerce and Tableau continue to be a drag, and organic growth has not yet reached an inflection point. The current valuation of about 19 times GAAP price-to-earnings ratio is relatively reasonable, and the stock price lacks an obvious growth inflection point and will remain range-bound.