Salesforce, Inc.
No SEC Form 4 filings for $CRM in the last 30 days.
See all $CRM insider activity →Stocks rose after a favorable US PPI report. An Iranian military spokesperson said Iran controls Strait of Hormuz passage, responding to President Trump’s “total control” claim. Bloomberg Intelligence cited Q2 S&P 500 earnings growth near 32% and 85% of reported companies beating estimates. Rates markets shifted toward fewer hikes; 10-year yields fell. Notable movers included TSLA, META, CSCO, and MU.
Salesforce (CRM) shares fell 2.6% to $196.21 on Friday after rising 4.2% the prior day on a J.P. Morgan initiation. The move erased about 64% of Thursday’s $8.04 gain. FY27 outlook cites a 4.7-point Rule of 50 shortfall. Salesforce reports FY2Q earnings Aug. 26; FY2Q revenue rose 13% to $11.13B.
On Aug. 14, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 107.58 points to 53,732.41 as investors reacted to a U.S. signal that it may indefinitely maintain a naval blockade of Iran near the Strait of Hormuz. The Nasdaq Composite declined to 26,729.16. Salesforce (CRM) and Nike (NKE) fell, while Walt Disney (DIS) rose.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 52 news stories mentioning CRM (Salesforce, Inc.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 21 bullish, 18 neutral, and 13 bearish.
Recent CRM coverage spans macro economy, financial news and technology.
Analyst upgrade framing is the immediate positive catalyst.
Near-term trading focus is the Aug. 26 earnings release and whether AI revenue and core subscriptions can close the stated Rule of 50 gap while holding margins.
CRM is moving with broad risk-off sentiment tied to Middle East escalation risk, not company-specific fundamentals.
Analyst stance provides a modest positive catalyst, though it is not a fundamental update from CRM itself.
Salesforce is flagged as underperforming within the Dow on profit-taking amid macro and oil-driven risk sentiment.
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Stocks rose after a favorable US PPI report. An Iranian military spokesperson said Iran controls Strait of Hormuz passage, responding to President Trump’s “total control” claim. Bloomberg Intelligence cited Q2 S&P 500 earnings growth near 32% and 85% of reported companies beating estimates. Rates markets shifted toward fewer hikes; 10-year yields fell. Notable movers included TSLA, META, CSCO, and MU.
6 min readSalesforce (CRM) shares fell 2.6% to $196.21 on Friday after rising 4.2% the prior day on a J.P. Morgan initiation. The move erased about 64% of Thursday’s $8.04 gain. FY27 outlook cites a 4.7-point Rule of 50 shortfall. Salesforce reports FY2Q earnings Aug. 26; FY2Q revenue rose 13% to $11.13B.
6 min readOn Aug. 14, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 107.58 points to 53,732.41 as investors reacted to a U.S. signal that it may indefinitely maintain a naval blockade of Iran near the Strait of Hormuz. The Nasdaq Composite declined to 26,729.16. Salesforce (CRM) and Nike (NKE) fell, while Walt Disney (DIS) rose.
3 min readThe article cites an Iranian military spokesperson saying Iran authorizes and supervises safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, responding to President Trump’s claim of US “total control.” It also reports S&P 500 Q2 earnings growth expectations near 32% versus 23% and 85% of 446 companies beating estimates, plus Treasury moves after a favorable PPI report. It lists several stock movers including META, MSFT, AMD, SOXX, CSCO, and CRM.
6 min readThe S&P 500 fell after weak US Retail Sales (-0.6% MoM in July vs +0.1% forecast) and lower Michigan Consumer Sentiment (55.2 to 51.0 vs 54.5 forecast). Treasury yields rose on higher oil prices, pressuring equities. NASDAQ retreated as tech profit-taking continued; SpaceX fell 1.2%. Dow Jones stayed near 53,750, with Salesforce down 2.4% and Cisco down 1.4%.
3 min readParnassus Investments said it exited Salesforce (CRM) in Q2 2026 and started a new position in GE Vernova (GEV), citing less attractive valuations and weaker pricing dynamics for horizontal software, and expecting durable AI power demand for GE Vernova. The Core Equity Fund returned 16.83% in Q2 2026 versus the S&P 500’s 15.20%.
5 min readReuters reports Silver Lake is in potential acquisition talks for Workday. Workday shares rose nearly 18% on Thursday after the report, valuing the company at over $51 billion. Analysts said a buyout at a substantial premium could support software valuations amid AI disruption fears and follow strong earnings from peers like ServiceNow and others.
6 min readInvesting.com previews the Q2 earnings period, noting stocks are little changed after a record high. Key reports include NVIDIA (NVDA) Aug 26 with $91.9B revenue and $2.08 EPS, Walmart (WMT) Aug 20 with $186.8B sales, plus Salesforce (CRM), CrowdStrike (CRWD), and retailers Home Depot (HD), Target (TGT), Lowe’s (LOW), TJX (TJX).
5 min readCybersecurity firms Hudson Rock and CloudSEK say a March 2026 supply-chain attack tied to LiteLLM exposed about 2,500 organizations. A 153GB archive linked to the TeamPCP campaign contained 433,909 files and 118,829 CI runner dumps. LiteLLM versions 1.82.7 and 1.82.8 were live briefly before PyPI quarantined them, but stolen credentials may remain valid until rotated, according to the reports.
7 min readResearchers at Reco say “City-Forum” attacks are targeting data stored in Salesforce and ServiceNow systems, exposing user information. Reco links the campaign to extortion group ShinyHunters based on similarities, noting a new UI-API entry point and custom tooling. The attackers also target a ServiceNow Service Portal search endpoint.
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