Salesforce, Inc.

• CRM Stock Price 24h change: +3.13%. From 221.58 USD to 228.52 USD.
• From a technical perspective, the stock is currently showing a "strong sell" signal as it trades below its 50-day ($235.17) and 200-day ($254.80) moving averages. However, the RSI (14) has dipped near 36, suggesting the stock is entering oversold territory and may find horizontal support around the $221–$227 range.
• Salesforce is heavily promoting its "Agentforce" and Data Cloud initiatives, which generated $1.4B in Q3 recurring revenue, as the primary engine to re-accelerate growth through autonomous AI agents.
• Wolfe Research recently reiterated an Outperform rating with a $350 price target, viewing the recent 52-week low as an overdone selloff and a contrarian buying opportunity.
• On January 14, 2026, Salesforce Director Neelie Kroes sold 3,893 shares valued at approximately $929,275, amid broader market scrutiny of executive insider activity.
• The software sector is facing broad volatility as Bernstein's 2026 outlook highlights a shift in investor focus toward AI profitability rather than just top-line growth, pressuring traditional SaaS valuations.
• Competitive tensions in specialized SaaS verticals are rising, notably with Veeva Systems challenging Salesforce's dominance in the life-sciences sector, leading to concerns over potential market share loss.

• CRM Stock Price 24h change: -1.04%. From 223.04 USD to 220.72 USD. The recent decline is driven by broader SaaS sector concerns regarding AI's impact on high-margin service demand and institutional selling.
• From a technical perspective, CRM is in a "Strong Sell" phase, trading below key moving averages (50-day and 200-day). With a 14-day RSI of 17.15, the stock is deeply oversold, suggesting a potential short-term bounce, though the medium-term trend remains firmly bearish within a falling channel.
• Salesforce recently integrated Agentforce Sales with ChatGPT and launched a first-of-its-kind agentic assistant for the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos.
• Reports indicate a significant "Job Market Reset" in the Salesforce ecosystem as the company shifts hiring focus toward AI engineering while slowing growth in traditional roles.
• Software industry news: Wipro's CEO noted a surge in demand for small-to-large AI-native deals as corporate budget constraints begin to loosen globally.
• Sector outlook: Coursera co-founder Andrew Ng warned that AI could reshape the $280-billion IT industry, potentially triggering job losses due to skill gaps despite driving higher pay for AI-specialized roles.