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Salesforce (CRM)

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What was said about Salesforce

Creator calls, with the evidence to check them.

CRM · latest price

$213.65

as of 20h ago

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Selected calls on file
Recorded calls
18
YouTube channels
3
Pending outcomes
2
  • 15 bullish
  • 3 bearish

30 / 90 days · price direction

Directional track record

Did price move in the direction of the call?

Separate from forecast accuracy.

30-day window

Direction matched: Not enough observations

2 matched

of 9 observed calls

Rate appears from 10 observations

1 waiting for the window

0 missing price evidence

Inspect the calls
Matched
2
Moved opposite
7
Flat
0
Waiting for the window
1
Missing price evidence
0
Average direction-adjusted move
-2.6%
Published calls on file
18
Excluded from this measurement
5
Additional calls grouped
3

One observation per creator, asset and UTC publication day. Conflicting directions on the same day are excluded. Flat observations stay in the denominator. Waiting windows and missing evidence are unknown outcomes.

Example measured calls

  • Financial Education · CRMMoved opposite

    Bullish call · published Sep 15, 2026

    Entry close · Sep 16, 2026
    $250.54
    End close · Oct 16, 2026
    $240.70

    Price change -3.9% · Direction-adjusted -3.9%

  • Meet Kevin · CRMMoved opposite

    Bullish call · published Sep 3, 2026

    Entry close · Sep 4, 2026
    $259.23
    End close · Oct 5, 2026
    $229.79

    Price change -11.4% · Direction-adjusted -11.4%

  • Financial Education · CRMMoved opposite

    Bullish call · published Sep 3, 2026

    Entry close · Sep 4, 2026
    $259.23
    End close · Oct 5, 2026
    $229.79

    Price change -11.4% · Direction-adjusted -11.4%

90-day window

Direction matched: Not enough observations

2 matched

of 3 observed calls

Rate appears from 10 observations

7 waiting for the window

0 missing price evidence

Inspect the calls
Matched
2
Moved opposite
1
Flat
0
Waiting for the window
7
Missing price evidence
0
Average direction-adjusted move
+20.8%
Published calls on file
18
Excluded from this measurement
5
Additional calls grouped
3

One observation per creator, asset and UTC publication day. Conflicting directions on the same day are excluded. Flat observations stay in the denominator. Waiting windows and missing evidence are unknown outcomes.

Example measured calls

  • Financial Education · CRMDirection matched

    Bullish call · published Jul 13, 2026

    Entry close · Jul 14, 2026
    $167.56
    End close · Oct 12, 2026
    $233.92

    Price change +39.6% · Direction-adjusted +39.6%

  • Tom Nash · CRMDirection matched

    Bullish call · published May 29, 2026

    Entry close · Jun 1, 2026
    $209.60
    End close · Aug 31, 2026
    $257.54

    Price change +22.9% · Direction-adjusted +22.9%

  • Financial Education · CRMMoved opposite

    Bullish call · published Apr 13, 2026

    Entry close · Apr 14, 2026
    $171.31
    End close · Jul 13, 2026
    $171.22

    Price change -0.1% · Direction-adjusted -0.1%

How to read this

Direction is extracted by AI and may need correction. These fixed windows do not evaluate the creator’s own target or deadline. The entry is the first full market session after the source’s UTC publication date; we compare its close with the close 30 or 90 calendar days later, rolling a non-trading endpoint forward. Bullish calls match a rise; bearish calls match a fall. This is a price comparison, not a trading return.

How directional measurements work

Updated Nov 7, 2026

Forecast accuracy

Creators’ own targets and deadlines

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nothing resolved yet

18 calls from 3 channels are on file for CRM. None have resolved yet, so there is no hit rate to report. 2 are still pending. The record leans bullish: 15 bullish and 3 bearish.

This is the weighted hit rate: a partial counts as half. It uses resolved forecasts, not the 30/90-day directional observations above.

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Recent daily closes through Nov 6, 2026. Price history is incomplete; gaps remain open.
Meet Kevin

Said Sep 3, 2026

Price target

$500

BullishRecorded outcomepending
Deadline
Deadline not recorded
Open call & evidence
Call context

Original words

“I've still got this at a 458. I think it could potentially get up to $500 on upside.”
Source video
About this view

Price window: May 11, 2026–Nov 6, 2026. Yahoo Finance · daily closes. Prices and targets use split-adjusted units.

69 trading sessions are missing from this window. Lines break across missing sessions; one observation appears as a dot.

The recorded outcome follows the call’s original target, deadline and conditions. The price line shows daily closing observations.

12 calls lack a comparable target or source date. Find calls without targets in the creator archive.

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Financial Education15 callsMixed

The host expects Salesforce shares to fall in the next session as ServiceNow's results weigh on related software stocks. He nevertheless prefers owning Salesforce because expectations are lower and he has greater confidence in its leadership.

Most recent thesisOct 29, 2026Source video

The host expects Salesforce shares to fall in the next session as ServiceNow's results weigh on related software stocks. He nevertheless prefers owning Salesforce because expectations are lower and he has greater confidence in its leadership.

Earlier theses (9)
BullishOct 22, 2026Source

The host intends to hold Salesforce because modest growth expectations and a low earnings multiple create an attractive setup. He expects Salesforce to outperform ServiceNow over 2027–2029, a relative investment view rather than a forecast that ServiceNow will decline.

BullishSep 15, 2026Source

He bought Salesforce shares in the $178-$185 range earlier this year when it was unloved, and believes the stock still has some upside left despite already recovering.

BullishSep 15, 2026Source

The host believes Salesforce is entering a major growth acceleration over the next couple years driven by AI-first product initiatives, and is not interested in selling despite strong recent gains.

Strongly BullishSep 3, 2026Source

The host expects Salesforce's sharp recovery to continue into the fourth quarter. He predicts double-digit revenue growth, above the cited analyst expectations for the current and following years.

Strongly BullishAug 26, 2026Source

The YouTuber believes Salesforce's new Cloud Force partnership with Anthropic is a game-changing catalyst that alleviates fears of slow revenue death, driving the stock up double digits after hours despite a mediocre income statement with rising cost of revenue. He gives specific price targets through year-end 2026 and out to 2029.

MixedAug 11, 2026Source

Salesforce has benefited from a rotation out of semiconductor shares. The host sees possible near-term continuation followed by a fall reversal, while also allowing that software could remain resilient.

MixedJul 27, 2026Source

Salesforce could return above $200 if revenue accelerates and guidance beats expectations, but weak guidance could send it back to $150. The host believes investors want to own the company because of Marc Benioff's record, provided growth validates the business.

Strongly BullishJul 13, 2026Source

Salesforce is an 8.5-rated buy because the host rejects the market's AI-disruption thesis. He expects better revenue growth than analysts and sees a low earnings multiple.

Strongly BullishApr 13, 2026Source

Salesforce is positioned to be one of the most substantial beneficiaries of the AI wave through its Agent Force platform, which has shown explosive early traction with $800 million in annual recurring revenue. The company is rebuilding around agentic AI with long-term targets of $63 billion revenue by fiscal year 2030.

BearNot scoredNo targetOct 29, 2026

“CRM will get pulled down tomorrow as well on the back of this, right?”

BullNot scoredNo targetOct 22, 2026

“And I do believe if I look at 2027 through 2029, let's call it the remainder of this 2020s, right? I do believe Salesforce will outperform…”

BullNot scoredNo targetSep 15, 2026

“I think Salesforce and Service Now have some still room to move.”

BullNot scoredNo targetSep 15, 2026

“I think we'll see a major acceleration of growth over the next couple years and that's going to be very exciting.”

BullNot scoredNo targetSep 3, 2026

“they're going to grow double digits easy in my opinion. Salesforce. It's not even a question.”

BullNot scoredNo targetSep 3, 2026

“I don't think that ends um you know in the very very short term. I think it continues all the way into the fourth quarter.”

BullNot scored$400Aug 26, 2026

“I think the stock exits 2029 as a $400 plus dollar stock.”

BullNot scored$260Aug 26, 2026

“I believe CRM Salesforce exit 2026 245 to 275.”

BearNot scoredNo targetAug 11, 2026

“you could essentially have a situation where money starts to come out of these SAS related companies that are running and gunning right now…”

BullNot scoredNo targetAug 11, 2026

“money starts to come out of these SAS related companies that are running and gunning right now and might continue to for the you know next…”

BullNot scoredNo targetJul 27, 2026

“if the revenue comes in, has a decent beat there, and the guidance is quite a bit ahead of Wall Street by at least two percentage points, t…”

BearNot scored: condition$150Jul 27, 2026

“If they guide for like 11% or even 12% revenue growth for next quarter, especially if it's 10%, we might be going right back down to 150, o…”

BullNot scored: condition$200Jul 27, 2026

“You get a good revenue acceleration ahead of Wall Street expectations. You get a good guidance number ahead of Wall Street expectations. Li…”

BullNot scoredNo targetJul 13, 2026

“Salesforce is a buy in my opinion.”

BullNot scoredNo targetApr 13, 2026

“I think there's an incredible buying opportunity. I think it's very early days for a couple companies out there... Salesforce and Service N…”

Meet Kevin2 callsBullish

Kevin is bullish on Salesforce, highlighting its strong free cash flow yield and management's aggressive debt-funded buyback strategy as evidence of conviction and value. He sees further upside potential from current levels.

Most recent thesisSep 3, 2026Source video

Kevin is bullish on Salesforce, highlighting its strong free cash flow yield and management's aggressive debt-funded buyback strategy as evidence of conviction and value. He sees further upside potential from current levels.

Earlier thesis (1)
BullishAug 29, 2026Source

Kevin argues Salesforce got unjustifiably cheap during the 'SaaS apocalypse,' pointing to a ~13% free cash flow yield and CEO Marc Benioff buying back stock at $191 as proof of undervaluation. He believes fair value is in the mid-$400s (he cites $458), roughly double the price he bought at, while acknowledging pricing power and growth risks.

Bullpending$500Sep 3, 2026

“I've still got this at a 458. I think it could potentially get up to $500 on upside.”

Bullpending$458Aug 29, 2026

“I've got Salesforce with a fair value of 458, which is still a double from here.”

Tom Nash1 callStrongly Bullish

The host argues Salesforce's selloff reflects a mistaken belief that AI will destroy its business. He expects AI-driven labor savings, strong customer retention, and improved margins to make Salesforce a major beneficiary.

Most recent thesisMay 29, 2026Source video

The host argues Salesforce's selloff reflects a mistaken belief that AI will destroy its business. He expects AI-driven labor savings, strong customer retention, and improved margins to make Salesforce a major beneficiary.

BullNot scoredNo targetMay 29, 2026

“What's going to happen is these guys are going to implement AI, eliminate a lot of expensive employees, roll over some of the savings to th…”