Salesforce Shares Dip 0.08% as $2.75B Volume Ranks 23rd Amid Analyst Target Cuts and AI Adoption Surge

, . , ranking 23rd in terms of trading activity on the day. Analyst activity around the company has intensified, with key upgrades and downgrades reshaping market sentiment. . The firm highlighted persistent negativity in the application software sector, noting that Salesforce’s shares remain vulnerable to broader market pressures despite individual performance metrics.

, maintaining a Strong Buy rating. The firm emphasized Salesforce’s potential to benefit from AI integration rather than face replacement by emerging technologies. , signaling growing adoption of the platform. CFRA’s analysis underscored the company’s access to enterprise data as a competitive advantage, though it acknowledged risks from rising competition in monetization strategies.

. , which weighed on investor confidence. Mar Vista U.S. Quality Select Strategy noted concerns over trade tensions and the slow monetization of AI solutions but reaffirmed Salesforce’s strong market position as the largest SaaS-based CRM provider. , , as a positive indicator for long-term growth.

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