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CRM
Salesforce, Inc.
stock NYSE

At Close
Sep 4, 2026 3:59:58 PM EDT
259.30USD-1.940%(-5.13)10,498,289
0.00Bid   0.00Ask   0.00Spread
Pre-market
Sep 4, 2026 9:29:30 AM EDT
262.50USD-0.730%(-1.93)57,129
After-hours
Sep 4, 2026 4:59:30 PM EDT
259.65USD+0.135%(+0.35)1,149,917
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As of Sep 8, 2026 6:35:58 AM EDT (1 min. ago)
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3 hr ago • u/Holiday_Movie178 • r/investingforbeginners • is_buying_individual_stocks_actually_worth_the • C
Yes, but not for everyone…
You need to have a method, at least basic analysis capabilities and the mental ability to not panic sell. If its money you cant handle see dropping 10% or more in a week/ day sometimes then I would say not for you. probably the best thing you can do is invest in a company that you know well, for example like many Tesla Owners buying the stock because they loved the car many years ago.
I think the big thing people are not talking about enough is that “even fund managers dont beat the S&P 500 over time”, its true for about 75% of the funds but there ate the 25% who crush it. And also, its changing.. today even the S&P is about 40% mag 7 (which outperformed SPY significantly in recent years.. and the the top 20 companies to a large extent are the S&P..
Soo basically to a large extent the S&P today is almost like investing in the top 20 single stocks.. without chips/AI the SnP would be almost flat for the first 6 months of 2026, so why buy the deadweight?
My method is the following:
- Filter down to quality companies with strong fundamentals and reasonable price (I rarely invest long in non profitable companies)
- test If I believe they have a competitive advantage and position to continue growing in revenue and profit over the next few years
- Invest a sizable enough position that if they do well I do well (Sizable is relative of course)
- Have up to 20-25 stocks in my portfolio
- Sell only when:
A) something in the market changes my thesis/ position about this company.. and not just stock price changing
B) company becoming highly overpriced to a level that I think will take many years to Justifiy
C) I need the money… otherwise, Hold.
Im up 55% last 12M and just cashed $250K profits for a renovation which would not be possible if I would not invest in single stocks or enough money in the Semi conductor indexes (Which I would not as its too concentrated)
My main hits in recent years:
- NVDA (bought pre AI hype just based on knowing the products and that its a great company)
- AMD (was highly undervalued)
- NBIS (honestly took a bet on the concept and did 6X)
- CRM (excellent company that was seriously undervalued)
Also, you cant overlook the ability to make significant short term return on strong performers as well.
sentiment 1.00
7 hr ago • u/superhappykid • r/wallstreetbets • samsung_and_sk_hynix_inventories_fall_below_10 • C
I'm surprised by how determined a certain subset of stock traders seems to be to stay poor. Literally every hyperscaler / AI related earnings has told you CAPEX + Guidance is good for at least a year out. With pretty much good certainty it's 2 years +. We know Wall St Loves profits, we know Wall St looks 18 months out.
Fundamentals are basically set for memory and capex related build outs to be a safe bet for the next 6 months and stocks are still down 20-25% From their ATH's.
Yet people are unwilling to just full port into this shit and make money. Nah let's try to time the dip on NKE LULU and buy CRM and NOW after a 40% Run.
sentiment 0.95
14 hr ago • u/First_Incident9142 • r/dividends • what_do_you_guys_think_about_adp • C
It was great buy early this year when SAAS companies like service now, CRM and few other companies were great bargain. I guess now it's approaching fair value.
sentiment 0.95
20 hr ago • u/garagesellguy • r/ValueInvesting • where_i_think_the_market_is_mispricing_quality_10 • C
Why not CRM?
sentiment 0.00
20 hr ago • u/music_is_gud • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Nothing will happen. There will be an investigation and they will find out it's piloting error, an error that can be totally avoided with better CRM which is already taught to all pilots
sentiment -0.60
1 day ago • u/Correct_Advice3457 • r/wallstreetbets • outjerked_again_its_real • C
|Ticker|Company|1 Year Return (Last Year)|
|:-|:-|:-|
|**MU**|Micron Technology, Inc.|**+695,39%**|
|**PLTR**|Palantir Technologies Inc.|**+164,12%**|
|**NVDA**|NVIDIA Corporation|**+134,38%**|
|**META**|Meta Platforms, Inc.|**+58,25%**|
|**AVGO**|Broadcom Inc.|**+49,70%**|
|**CRM**|Salesforce, Inc.|**+32,15%**|
|**LMT**|Lockheed Martin Corporation|**+28,40%**|
|**RTX**|RTX Corporation|**+26,11%**|
|**NOC**|Northrop Grumman|**+22,80%**|
|**MA**|Mastercard Incorporated|**+19,50%**|
|**V**|Visa Inc.|**+16,40%**|
|**CTAS**|Cintas Corporation|**+15,90%**|
|**BRK.B**|Berkshire Hathaway Inc.|**+14,75%**|
|**LLY**|Eli Lilly and Company|**+12,30%**|
|**HD**|Home Depot, Inc.|**+9,85%**|
|**GD**|General Dynamics Corporation|**+8,20%**|
|**FIS**|Fidelity National Information Services|**+5,40%**|
|**XOM**|Exxon Mobil Corporation|**-2,10%**|
|**CVX**|Chevron Corporation|**-4,35%**|
|**MRK**|Merck & Co., Inc.|**-6,80%**|
|**SNOW**|Snowflake Inc.|**-11,20%**|
|**DASH**|DoorDash, Inc.|**-14,50%**|
|**BA**|The Boeing Company|**-21,90%**|
|**ACN**|Accenture plc|**-24,00%**|
|**DJT**|Trump Media & Technology Group|**-46,44%**|
|**PEW**|GrabAGun Digital Holdings Inc|**-58,55%**|
|**ABTC**|American Battery Technology Company|**-61,20%**|
|**DOMH**|Dominion Homes|**-66,40%**|
|**PSQH**|PSQ Holdings, Inc.|**-77,68%**|
|**UMAC**|Unico American Corporation|**-82,10%**|
Average Return Last Year: **+27,88%**
**Still not beating Nancy**
sentiment 0.55
2 days ago • u/OPINION_IS_UNPOPULAR • r/wallstreetbets • outjerked_again_its_real • C
WallStreetBets is a community about making money, ethics be darned. Take your moralizing and politicking to r/bigclit.
Tickers traded by / mentioned by Trump in the last 3 months (as per AI): DJT, PSQH, PEW, UMAC, DOMH, ABTC, ACN, AVGO, BA, BRK.B, CRM, CTAS, CVX, DASH, FIS, GD, HD, LLY, LMT, MA, META, MRK, NOC, NVDA, PLTR, RTX, SNOW, V, XOM
sentiment -0.42
2 days ago • u/WarmFaithlessness946 • r/ValueInvesting • lulu_maybe_getting_into_buy_territory • C
I bought 500 shares at 100.
Don’t worry guys I will keep you updated.
I still remember when i Made a LOT of money buying UNH at 250, CRM 160, PYPL 40 and Adbe 220.
Always inverse reddit guys , LULU buybacks only will stabilize the price , at those levels is a crazy asymmetric bet , 2-3x upside and basically little or zero downside
sentiment -0.59


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