CRM
Salesforce, Inc.
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Focus on **high-margin electronics or niche equipment.**
you could use this capital to buy professional cinematography gear or home theater components in bulk/bundles and part them out on specialized marketplaces.
Aim for a 30%–50% margin per flip. Rolling that $5k over three times in six months could realistically turn it into **$10k–$12k.**
**or**
f you have a marketable skill (like sales or negotiation techniques), the fastest ROI is spending that $5k on **lead generation and outsourcing.**
$2k on targeted LinkedIn/Meta ads, $1k on a high-end CRM or automation tools, and $2k on a virtual assistant to handle cold outreach.
Use the $5k to buy *time* and *volume*. If you land just two clients for a $2,500 service, you’ve broken even. Everything after that is pure profit.

Nope, maybe once a week.
I'm long ADBE, CRM and INTU
Lots of sideways, up/down movement if I checked every day.
As Mac Miller said: Don't stress.

Depends. Is one of those 5 new "Plumbers" a product called *U doNT EvEN N33D PipezBot*, and you just have to deploy about 4 dozen individual libraries, clone a few teenagers git repos, give unbridled permissions to your enterprise data, and set up a ?? cost/token subscription with some novel orchestration service?
My favorite is "Check out this CRM built in Notion"

Okay? You’re explaining why there’s less growth potential in CRM. And yet they’re trading in the same ballpark for forward P/E.
Sounds to me like reddit is a cheap deal to be paying for that type of growth

ADBE, CRM and INTU
All three are at historical evaluations so you’ll be getting an amazing opportunity to own all these stocks at a discounted price.
ADBE in particular is three times less fair value. There are profitable company and continue to make money.
This is the value deal of a lifetime.

While it's true you can Vibe code everything to an extent I'm not sure it's really worth the effort. I work for a small startup and we use Zoho CRM and spend approx 0.33 percent of our revenue on the CRM. Asking ChatGPT it suggests a company may spend 1-3 percent of revenue on average.
To build a CRM and migrate has pretty high cost of development , maintenance and adoption that doesn't really make it feasible for a company likes ours when the current system works just fine. At least from our side we have way bigger issues to resolve before thinking of rebuilding a CRM which is already integrated with our backend, help desk etc.

You don't even need to make the argument that it is complex or covers compliance, etc. You can make an alternate argument that specialization and scale are economic drivers of their own. Sure, AI might give you the capability to make your CRM, but I guarantee that a large company that has been specializing in CRM for years is going to have a much better product, and not just because their tech. stack is better (which it probably isn't). Nearly every company has the capability to do things like their own HR/Payroll or manage their own security, janitorial staff, etc., but they hire specialists because they can do it better, and sometimes, cheaper. It doesn't make much strategic sense for a company with a competitive advantage in making shoelaces (for example) to also try to manage their own online retail.

Yes. That’s the case for CRM, ADBE and WDAy. They might have to switch their pricing model and have additional token cost.
But that’s not the case for intuit. Quickbook for example is a one license Programm for small businesses. They don’t need more licenses since they don’t have bookkeeping departments. The owner does this himself. There is no way this argument fits for quickbook .

Sell to open CRM 185$ Feb 27th put @ 10.xx

You don't even need to make the argument that it is complex or covers compliance, etc. You can make an alternate argument that specialization and scale are economic drivers of their own. Sure, AI might give you the capability to make your CRM, but I guarantee that a large company that has been specializing in CRM for years is going to have a much better product, and not just because their tech. stack is better (which it probably isn't). Nearly every company has the capability to do things like their own HR/Payroll or manage their own security, janitorial staff, etc., but they hire specialists because they can do it better, and sometimes, cheaper. It doesn't make much strategic sense for a company with a competitive advantage in making shoelaces (for example) to also try to manage their own online retail.

CRM market cap is $172 billion vs RDDT at 26 billion. 70% growth came from monetizing the platform with more ads, something they historically did a pretty poor job of, and AI companies licensing their data. CRM has always been selling stuff so there's less room to grow based on existing user base, but they have a bigger market position and deeply integrated systems with major corporations.

I think the argument from a SAAS investing bear case - not necessarily a full on Armageddon/bankruptcy case - is that the current multiples and DCF calculations are based on a rate of increasing margins and revenues that are going to get squeezed. If $CRM's margins were assumed to grow from (just making up numbers here) 40% to 50% over the next 5 years, but now we think their pricing leverage is going to get a little pressure, and now we think margins might only grow from 40% to 45%, that's a big re-rating.

Amid recent market volatility, I pulled S&P 500 data from our database for companies where 100% of analyst price targets exceed the current stock price, then ranked them by median upside potential and selected the top 10 stocks. The result is a group of stocks where Wall Street is uniformly bullish on direction, even if estimates differ on how far they can run. Here's the list:
|**Rank**|**Symbol**|**Company**|**Current Price**|**Target Median**|**Median Upside**|**Sector**|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|1|INTU|Intuit|$399.40|$792.50|98%|Technology|
|2|WDAY|Workday|$144.42 |$280.00 |94%|Technology|
|3|NOW|ServiceNow|$107.08|$200.00|87%|Technology|
|4|TTD|The Trade Desk|$25.81 |$47.50 |84%|Technology|
|5|APP|AppLovin|$390.55|$700.00|79%|Technology|
|6|HOOD|Robinhood Markets|$75.97 |$135.00 |78%|Financial Services|
|7|XYZ|Block|$49.80|$87.00|75%|Technology|
|8|AXON|Axon Enterprise|$429.67 |$747.50 |74%|Industrials|
|9|DASH|DoorDash|$160.34|$272.50|70%|Communication Services|
|10|CRM|Salesforce|$189.72 |$320.00 |69%|Technology|
I almost stopped after creating this table, but when I started digging into the underlying analyst data, things got interesting fast. That's when I decided to apply our full Analyst Sentiment framework, and the results were worth sharing.
Our analyst sentiment framework examines conviction, target trends, growth expectations, financial health, and coverage depth. Here's what each component revealed.
**Component 1: Price Target Trends**
This is where the screen immediately starts to fall apart. The framework looks at how targets have evolved over 1 month, 3 months, and 12 months. Rising targets signal building conviction. Falling targets reveal analyst retreat, even when the absolute upside still looks high.
NOW targets collapsed 73% from $685 twelve months ago to $182 most recently. INTU fell from $790 to $624. WDAY dropped from $263 to $195.
These stocks don't show 87-98% upside because analysts are excited about buying the dip. They show high upside because stock prices fell faster than analysts could cut their targets. The gap is analyst lag, not conviction.
|**Symbol**|**Company**|**1M Target**|**3M Target**|**12M Target**|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|APP|AppLovin|$665|$706|$662|
|AXON|Axon Enterprise|NA|$772 |$813 |
|CRM|Salesforce|NA|$310|$326|
|DASH|DoorDash|$260 |$266 |$273 |
|HOOD|Robinhood|$128|$139|$135|
|INTU|Intuit|$624 |$745 |$790 |
|NOW|ServiceNow|$182|$314|$685|
|TTD|The Trade Desk|$55 |$47 |$63 |
|WDAY|Workday|$195|$251|$263|
|XYZ|Block|$80 |$83 |$79 |
**Component 2: Conviction in the Ratings**
A buy consensus headline hides everything. The framework looks at the full distribution: what percentage are buys, holds, and sells?
Workday, ranked second in upside at 94%, has the weakest conviction: 59% buy with 38% hold from 79 analysts. The Trade Desk shows 35% hold alongside 84% upside. When more than a third of analysts covering a stock rate it a Hold despite projecting near-doubling, they're expressing serious doubt about actually achieving those targets.
|**Symbol**|**Company**|**Buy %**|**Hold %**|**Sell %**|**Total Analysts**|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|APP|AppLovin|88%|8%|4%|26|
|AXON|Axon Enterprise|78%|22%|0%|18|
|CRM|Salesforce|76%|22%|2%|96|
|DASH|DoorDash|76%|24%|0%|37|
|HOOD|Robinhood|70%|22%|9%|23|
|INTU|Intuit|76%|17%|7%|42|
|NOW|ServiceNow|87%|12%|1%|67|
|TTD|The Trade Desk|61%|35%|4%|46|
|WDAY|Workday|59%|38%|3%|79|
|XYZ|Block|65%|26%|10%|31|
**Component 3: Growth Expectations**
Price targets need fundamental support. The framework evaluates absolute revenue and EPS growth expectations and whether analysts expect growth to accelerate or decelerate relative to historical trends.
AppLovin projects 45% revenue growth and 58% EPS growth. DoorDash follows with 30% revenue growth. Some other numbers are interesting.
|**Symbol**|**Company**|**Revenue Growth**|**EPS Growth**|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|WDAY|Workday|13%|359%|
|NOW|ServiceNow|20%|148%|
|CRM|Salesforce|9%|83%|
|INTU|Intuit|13%|68%|
|APP|AppLovin|45%|58%|
|DASH|DoorDash|30%|42%|
|XYZ|Block|10%|34%|
|TTD|The Trade Desk|16%|28%|
|AXON|Axon Enterprise|26%|20%|
|HOOD|Robinhood|23%|15%|
**Component 4: Financial Health**
Most stocks in this group score B to B+ with moderate overall ratings, acceptable but not exceptional. Workday and Axon are the weakest at B- and C+, respectively, given their high upside rankings. AppLovin and Robinhood show strong profitability metrics, but concerning debt levels.
**Component 5: Coverage Depth**
Coverage ranges from 18 analysts to 96. Axon's 18 analysts and Robinhood's 23 analysts represent thinner consensus bases.
**Overall Sentiment Score: What the framework reveals**
Applying all five components together produces a materially different picture than the raw upside screen. The following table shows stocks re-ranked by overall analyst sentiment score across five weighted components. The revised rankings show notable shifts from the original.
|**Symbol**|**Original Rank**|**New Rank**|**Buy Rating** |**Price Target**|**Earnings Growth**|**Financial Health**|**Analyst Coverage**|**Overall Sentiment**|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|APP|5|1|3.8|4.5|5.0|3.4|4.6|4.3|
|DASH|9|2|3.7|3.8|4.5|3.4|5.0|4.0|
|HOOD|6|3|3.5|4.3|4.2|3.4|4.2|3.9|
|CRM|10|4|3.6|3.8|4.3|3.4|5.0|3.9|
|INTU|1|5|3.6|3.3|4.3|3.4|5.0|3.8|
|NOW|3|6|3.9|2.9|4.5|3.4|5.0|3.8|
|WDAY|2|7|3.0|3.4|4.3|2.6|5.0|3.6|
|AXON|8|8|3.7|3.6|4.5|2.6|3.8|3.6|
|XYZ|7|9|3.2|4.6|2.3|3.4|4.8|3.5|
|TTD|4|10|3.2|3.2|4.3|3.4|5.0|3.4|
APP appears to show the strongest conviction. DASH follows with an overall score of 4.0 out of 5. HOOD and CRM tie at third with 3.9 out of 5.
ServiceNow presents the clearest contradiction, with the second-highest buy rating (87%) but the most dramatic target collapse in the group, falling from $685 to $182 over 12 months. The ratings and targets convey opposing signals.
The takeaway is simple: unanimous upside is a starting point, not a conclusion. The five components of the Analyst Sentiment framework reveal what the headline number hides, and for most stocks here, what it hides is caution.
Worth noting: this is just the Analyst Sentiment dimension of our 5D Framework. For a full picture, you also need Quality, Peer Comparison, Valuation, and Holdings analysis.
*Data as of 15 February 2026. Source: Financial Modeling Prep.*
*Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. All price targets, investment ratings, and financial assessments in this article are sourced from independent equity research analysts and rating agencies. These represent third-party opinions and professional forecasts, not our recommendations. Always consult with qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions.*

IMO, software is substantially undervalued right now and there is a solid buying opportunity. I plan to slowly DCA stocks like NOW, HUBS, TEAM, ADBE, MSFT, and CRM while they remain discounted. As a longterm investor who mostly manages IRAs, I’m thrilled that such a value opportunity presented itself so early in the year, but I also know better than to put all my eggs in any one basket. *Not financial advice

Not quite. The biggest barrier is that AI works best with access to everything, and most companies don’t have a software and data environment that is suitable for it. Most companies have a CRM here, a marketing tool there, some spreadsheets over here, a database over there. Sales data is separate from operations. Recruiting data is separate from payroll. Emails are in Outlook, while Slack is separate. Processes to make things work are in peoples’ heads, not written down in SOPs that an AI can ingest and take over.
You need to unify all those systems, and there are some, like healthcare or finance where that wouldn’t be allowed. Companies are still moving to the cloud. Companies are still on COBOL. It’s going to take a generation to turn everything over to AI across the economy.

The Oversold/Overbought list shows stocks that are trading at extreme levels based on their Relative Strength Index (RSI), suggesting potential short-term reversals during the trading session.
## 📉 **Oversold Stocks:**
Stocks with RSI below 30, potentially indicating oversold conditions and possible upward reversals.
| Symbol | Company | RSI | Price | Change | %Change | Market Cap |
|:-------|:--------|:---:|:-----:|:------:|:-------:|:----------:|
| [AMZN](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/AMZN) | Amazon.com, Inc. | 26.79 | 201.15 | +2.36 | +1.19% | $2.2T |
| [TMO](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/TMO) | Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. | 20.42 | 501.59 | -3.23 | -0.64% | $188.5B |
| [CRM](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/CRM) | Salesforce, Inc. | 25.51 | 184.29 | -5.43 | -2.86% | $175.4B |
| [UBER](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/UBER) | Uber Technologies, Inc. | 27.45 | 70.53 | +0.54 | +0.77% | $146.5B |
| [ACN](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/ACN) | Accenture plc | 28.88 | 219.89 | -4.34 | -1.94% | $136.4B |
Source: [Oversold](https://marketrodeo.com/screener?rsiLowerThan=30&exchange=NASDAQ%2CNYSE%2CAMEX)
## 📈 **Overbought Stocks:**
Stocks with RSI above 70, potentially indicating overbought conditions and possible downward reversals.
| Symbol | Company | RSI | Price | Change | %Change | Market Cap |
|:-------|:--------|:---:|:-----:|:------:|:-------:|:----------:|
| [AZN](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/AZN) | AstraZeneca PLC | 88.36 | 209.48 | +3.93 | +1.91% | $649.5B |
| [CAT](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/CAT) | Caterpillar Inc. | 70.13 | 764.76 | -9.44 | -1.22% | $358.3B |
| [KO](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/KO) | The Coca-Cola Company | 71.71 | 79.56 | +0.88 | +1.12% | $342.2B |
| [NVS](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/NVS) | Novartis AG | 83.46 | 166.17 | +3.07 | +1.88% | $321.2B |
| [TMUS](https://marketrodeo.com/asset/TMUS) | T-Mobile US, Inc. | 73.75 | 219.61 | +0.11 | +0.05% | $245.6B |
Source: [Overbought](https://marketrodeo.com/screener?rsiMoreThan=70&exchange=NASDAQ%2CNYSE%2CAMEX)
**Understanding RSI:**
- **RSI < 30:** Potentially oversold (stock may be undervalued)
- **RSI > 70:** Potentially overbought (stock may be overvalued)
- **RSI 30-70:** Normal trading range

CRM moving in house? What are you on? I have been in CRM (the industry, not the stock) for over three decades and no such thing is happening

Yeah, connect to a database and suddenly, you're a CRM competitor. It's a "system of record" of their own idiocy.

This ☝️ as an owner of a small company in need of some CRM software, its really frustrating. The prices are just insane. I mean, everybody is entitled to a fair pay, but i feel they overstepped it.

Compliance angle yes! Pharma companies are not going to unleash their sales force to take call notes and adverse events in unstructured AI tools. Rather, CRM will leverage AI to make reps more efficient and strategic.