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Jun 18, 2026 2:57:11 PM EDT
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As of Jun 18, 2026 2:56:16 PM EDT (<1 min. ago)
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29 min ago • u/Novalll • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_june_18_2026 • C
Salesforce fucking sucks. Genuinely one of the worst pieces of CRM I’ve ever touched in my life. Can’t wait for my company to rid itself of it
sentiment -0.78
30 min ago • u/RJNavarrete • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_june_18_2026 • C
$NOW
$CRM
$SNOW
May all be worth investigating. I'm holding $NOW, opened a position today.
sentiment 0.23
33 min ago • u/HatedMoats • r/ValueInvesting • if_you_had_to_pick_a_winner_of_the_losers • C
$NOW has the best of the worst sentiment, od expect it to rebound fastest. CRM and ADBE are not going anywhere but nobody knows how long it will take. Especially with Adobe it might get really painful (more than it already is), as the AI risk is now "supported" with succession risk as well. Never looked into INTU. The real question with all of them is the opportunity cost.
sentiment 0.24
2 hr ago • u/sciguyx • r/wallstreetbets • full_port_microsoft_undervalued • C
People view Microsoft and all other software names as competition to the AI companies. I disagree with this sentiment heavily. They are all implementing these AI companies into their platforms. MSFT, NOW, CRM, SNOW, etc - They are all heavily undervalued.
Once the street sees that these companies are printing money still, sentiment will turn around. It may take a while but the prices are wrong for these companies.
sentiment -0.71
2 hr ago • u/Putrid_Complex_6423 • r/stockstobuytoday • which_stocks_will_you_buy_today_that_are_going_up • C
RKLB, CRM, ASTS
sentiment 0.00
2 hr ago • u/Beneficial-Chair-333 • r/ValueInvesting • saas_reality • C
Now yes CRM no.
CRM's significant business depends on paying human salesperson to manually enter data, calls and pipeline. Companies are putting their own external AI agent to do this.
But Salesforce has build data cloud to get out themselves from pure human interference to central data reservoir.
But still I won't touch CRM over Oracle and SAP, because data handled by SAP is much more valuable and it can stall the whole logistics over soft data handled by CRM.
sentiment 0.75
2 hr ago • u/Embarrassed-Pay-8881 • r/ValueInvesting • if_you_had_to_pick_a_winner_of_the_losers • C
CRM and NOW because of compliance obligations of larger companies
sentiment 0.00
2 hr ago • u/Putrid_Complex_6423 • r/ValueInvesting • if_you_had_to_pick_a_winner_of_the_losers • C
CRM def continue to grow. They like to pivot and get rid of old tech. In with the new.
sentiment 0.36
2 hr ago • u/imacompnerd • r/thetagang • daily_rthetagang_discussion_thread_what_are_your • C
BTC 15 x HIMS Jan 2027 $20 P @ $2.30 each. Sold for $6.15 each. Profit: $5,750
BTC 1 x AXTI Jan 2027 $140 naked call @ $21. Sold for $39. Profit: $1,800
BTC 1 x SPCX Jan 2027 $380 naked call @ $9.10. Sold for $24.10. Profit: $1,500
Total realized profit today from previously opened theta positions: $9,050
Total realized profit this (4 day) week from previously opened theta positions: $56,500
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STO 50 x HIMS 7/17/26 $45 CC @ $0.66 each. Premium: $3,300
STO 1 x SNDK Jan 2027 $3,250 naked call @ $454. Premium: $45,400
STO 5 x MU 7/24/26 $2,220 naked call @ $6 each. Premium: $3,000
STO 20 x UPBD 7/17/26 $17.50 P @ $0.60 each. Premium: $1,200
STO 10 x RDDT 7/17/26 $160 P @ $8.80 each. Premium: $8,800
STO 5 x RDDT 8/21/26 $160 P @ $17.45 each. Premium: $8,725
STO 5 x NOW Jan 2027 $75 P @ $7.70 each. premium: $3,850
STO 5 x CRM Jan 2027 $135 P @ $12.25 each. Premium: $6,125
STO 10 x MNDY 7/17/26 $70 P @ $4.50 each. Premium $4,500
STO 3 x ADBE Jan 2027 $180 P @ $19 each. Premium: $5,700
STO 1 x SNDK Jan 2027 $1500 P @ $309.70. Premium: $30,970
STO 3 x DAVE 7/17/26 $260 P @ $10.75 each. Premium: $3,225
STO 10 x ROOT Jan 2027 $40 P @ $5.55 each. Premium: $5,555
Total premium sold today: $130,350
sentiment 0.75
2 hr ago • u/dvdmovie1 • r/stocks • rstocks_daily_discussion_options_trading_thursday • C
> Many of these companies are profitable but are trading like they are going bankrupt. WTF.
ADBE below December 2018 lows. CRM 2022 low is about $20 lower. HUBS below 2023 low. NOW 2022 low about $25 lower. MSFT April 2025 low about $20 lower and 2021 high not that much lower than that. SHOP down over the last 5 years. Some of the cyber security stuff has done fine - look at CRWD. With any of this stuff you have to make a company specific case why it will do well in this environment and why the re-rating lower isn't justified. You can't be buying because "look where the stock was" - has to be forward-looking thesis about the company. I don't think any of this stuff is trading like it's going to 0 but re-ratings can be signfiicant - not software, but look at what happened to NVO. Look how many people on here tried to make the case that PYPL was "cheap" over the last few years on here - it's not going to zero, but without a case to be made for it/narrative it just has kept eroding while people pile into the stuff that goes up every day.
sentiment -0.92
2 hr ago • u/theunknown996 • r/ValueInvesting • saas_reality • C
Yes and I would add CRM and NOW to that list.
sentiment 0.40
2 hr ago • u/alreadysharpened • r/ValueInvesting • if_you_had_to_pick_a_winner_of_the_losers • C
CRM in my opinion
sentiment 0.00
2 hr ago • u/WendyDumpsterFire • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_june_18_2026 • C
Common INTU, MSFT, ADBE, NOW, CRM
sentiment 0.00
3 hr ago • u/livingbyvow2 • r/ValueInvesting • saas_reality • C
Agree - and these guys also are masters in things that go beyond technology, which can allow them to funnel a technology even if they don't fully master it.
It's like Walmart pivoting to e-commerce and doing very well there. Meta could leverage their ad optimization machine, Microsoft their enterprise customer footprint / B2B distribution power to make money with AI even if they are not in the lead early. I would actually say Amazon is likely already winning with AWS - we are not realizing it yet.
So between these guys and a Docusign / CRM / Adobe, I know where I would rather risk my money.
sentiment 0.92
3 hr ago • u/LowKey-Revolution36 • r/ValueInvesting • flut_fanduel_there_is_a_reason_why_a_billionaire • Stock Analysis • B
Flutter the Amazon of gambling is on a huge discount in my opinion!
This is not for the ESG themed investors of course.
Flutter already started market making for major 3rd party predictions market CEO confirmed at JPMorgan fireside chat.
Probably HOOD or Kalshi.
They also own the Betfair Exchange since decades which is the same as prediction market but with odds a p2p gambling exchange platform with Back vs Lay.
Essentially it's the same as prediction markets Yes vs No.
They are natural fit for market making in the sports theme of predictions.
They are in beta mode in the UK with Betfair Predicts. UK prediction markets under gambling license. I think this is just a big optionality as an extra.
Flutter owns Fanduel, Betnacional in Brazil, Betfair x Paddy Power, Sky Gaming, Sisal, Snai, Sportsbet, PokerStars to name a few.
They are the no 1 sportsbook and igaming company in US, UK, Italy and Australia.
You get a company the number 1 in the sector for ntm ev/ebitda 10x, p/s 1, ev/revenue 1,5. Still growing 17%, with a peg of 0,2.
This is a complicated company for most retail investor...
Fox has an 18% call option in Fanduel only till 2030 for 4,5B at current prices compound escalator of 5% annually.
Which Fox plans to trigger as they claim they don't leave 2B on the table ( words by Fox CEO) so he Values only Fanduel more than 25B-30B for sure and the whole Flutter is currently at 26B EV with 16B market cap and 10B net debt.
Of course for Fox to be able to have this call option triggered they need licenses in all jurisdictions.
But Iike I said this is a complicated company in a complicated segment lots of M&A and ESG etc.
So if Flutter keeps the sum if 4 quarters positive gaap net income it will join the S&P 500 I think within the next 1-2 years max once they have 4 quarters consecutive Gaap earnings in positive.
They moved to the US primary listing to the NYSE not for vanity and fun from London and they just announced delisting from LSE.
Flutter has an ongoing 5B multi year buyback of 5B.
They already executed 5x 250 million tranches.
Morningstar.com fair value : 245$
2030 returns:
If Flutter prints base case a 25B revenue With 20% Ebitda margin so 5B ebitda with a 10x conservative ev/ebitda we looking at 50B EV minus keeping 10B debt thats 40B equity value.
That's 130% return on a very conservative base case.
If Flutter pays down 5B debt in the next 3-5 years we look at 45B equity value a close to 155%. Still with a highly realistic modest base case.
If Flutter achieves the 2030 consensus estimate of 5,6B ebitda with a little higher and fairer valuation of 12x ev /ebitda we look at 67B EV let's say minus 7B debt we look at market cap of 60B.
That's 240% on today's market cap valuations.
Not even factoring in the net SBC/RSU positive buybacks.
Draftkings is valued at 15x EV/EBITDA for comparison.
This is why Dart is buying heavy.
Bull case can go a lot lot higher 300-500%+
Both revenue and margins but I think higher revenue is a more realistic scenario than 25%+ ebitda margins.(due to state taxes).
If they can shrink float significantly next 1-2 years and cut costs and US matures with DKNG and Fanduel duopoly no more promo wars, NY and other states igaming legalizing. ( no calculations for CA and TX as those are extremely unrealistic and an extreme bull case scenario) hit 21-26 eps with a 20- 25x PE multiple
Then we look at 400- 650$ share price.
Or they hit 28B revenue with 25% Ebitda margins 7B ebitda with a still conservative 10-12x ev/ebitda that' a 70-84B EV
with a 15x Ev/ebitda 105B EV.
Minus the debt let's say they keep at 10B net debt we get 90B equity value.

Bear case is stagnation/taxation with various metrics 100-150$ price.
Assimetric risk reward.
Bear in mind once Trump as president is gone it's highly realistic that prediction markets on sports will be banned and won't be under the CFTC as it's ridiculous to judge as " insurance swap" a combo parlay on a sport game the same way we treat commodities.
Essentially it's the same as a sportsbook. The only reason they are legal nation wise is due to Trump Jr involvement in Kalshi and Polymarket in my opinion.
But this actually hurts Flutter and Draftkings short term but this is also a cheap customer acquisition tool for their own predictions market apps like Fanduel predicts and Draftkings predicts.
I think there will be more states legalizing igaming in the next 5 years which is not even included in any base case analysis.
So even mathematically this company is mispriced to the 2030 bear case or even below currently, plus I assume Dart knows a few things we don't and has intel infos or even more detailed analysis via his lawyers and analysts on further states legalizing igaming due to state deficits etc.
At the current market it's rare to find these type of mispriced assets.
Even if you are a technical chart analyst this company has been around this prices at 2022 and bounced back strong the same around 2020.
Are there risks? Yes highly regulated environment and taxed.
Is ESG friendly? Sadly no.
But in the end we are all adults and can decide how we entertain ourselves.
Is taxation a moat?
Yes I believe so there is a reason why many countries won't enter the UK and the US only the largest companies with scale can make it work in these countries profitable the mid and low tier operators will fail.
The risk reward is assimetric I truly think and there is no risks like with Adobe CRM and other software names.
sentiment 1.00
3 hr ago • u/imrickjamesbioch • r/ValueInvesting • saas_reality • C
SaaS is dead… You clowns that bought at the peak just don’t want to admit it and are bring stubborn.
Ok, one small correction, SaaS is dead, it’s just extremely overvalued now, hence on the market pull back on these companies. Fact is, all these companies business models don’t work anymore cuz a AI agent can do the work at 10% the cost. Software is no longer hard to build, AI model can build it cheaply and quickly. Ultimately agentic AI is a threat to all these companies and they will need to figure how to adapt or go babye.
Ultimately MSFT and META will be fine cuz they mega cap companies with several service lines to recoup revenue. But companies like ADOBE, NOW, CRM, ORACLE, etc GL to them.
On the bright side, I’ve read Global SaaS spending is projected to rise from $318 billion (2025) to $512B (2028) and $576B (2029). Just the pricing and the revenue these companies are accustomed to just won’t justify their stock price going forward.
An fun fact, don’t believe me… Means nothing to me, Im making a killing off AI infrastructure cuz thats the current market cycle and there is still a ton on room to grow.
Seriously tho, I hope Im wrong and you all make a killing on your investments and retire on a beach near me!
sentiment -0.86
3 hr ago • u/thisisjacksparrow • r/ValueInvesting • saas_reality • C
Although I do think META MSFT and Amazon are probably too big to fail at this stage. They could buy a new dominating AI lab for $300 billion and suddenly lead the race, Docusign, now and CRM not so much
sentiment -0.54
3 hr ago • u/Rich-Badger-7601 • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_june_18_2026 • C
If we really wanted to punish Iran we'd force them to become CRM shareholders
sentiment -0.57
3 hr ago • u/PopularTomatillo8558 • r/ValueInvesting • saas_reality • C
No lol. It’s dog shit. It was a fun project that I wanted to try but I literally had to get $120 / mo Claude subscription to code without running into limits. It’s a great little side project but it took 3-4 weeks of 2-3 hours a day to get it remotely usable for 1 user running off my Mac’s terminal. The code is genuinely awful and bootstrapped and has no security lol. I did it to prove myself wrong and it ended up doing the opposite. No enterprise, medium, or small cap or honestly any company with any proprietary data should ever vibe code their own CRM lol
sentiment -0.38
3 hr ago • u/Due-Woodpecker9872 • r/ValueInvesting • when_does_crm_become_value • C
I am thinking about CRM too.. Moat is there and AI agent force related revenue growing
sentiment 0.18


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