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Salesforce$233.28live · 9h ago

Total predictions

7

Hit rate

100%

1 hits, 0 misses, 0 partial

Pending

3

Bull / Bear

7 / 0

direction split

YouTubers covered

2

Predictions over time

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Predictions (7)

Financial Education5 callsBullish
Most recent thesis· Sep 15, 2026Source video →

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.

Earlier theses (3)
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 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.

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.

Meet Kevin2 callsBullish
Most recent thesis· Sep 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.