DA Davidson Cuts PT on Salesforce, Inc. (CRM) Following Q1 Results - Yahoo Finance

Wall Street just quietly admitted what you've probably felt for years: Salesforce is worth less than everyone thought.

DA Davidson cut their price target on Salesforce following Q1 earnings results. Analyst price target cuts like this don't happen in a vacuum — they usually follow signals that growth is slowing, customer expansion is stalling, or the business model is under pressure.

For an ops leader trying to justify a six-figure CRM contract to their CFO, this kind of news lands differently than it does for a portfolio manager. It means the platform you're locked into — the one that still requires a consultant to change a pipeline stage — is facing its own headwinds. Vendor instability tends to slow roadmaps, shift support priorities, and quietly raise the cost of staying put.

You've already been through the cycle. Big platform, big promise, big disappointment. The last thing you need is to be tethered to a vendor that's managing its own financial story while your team is still duct-taping workflows together.

The most expensive CRM decision isn't switching — it's staying somewhere that stopped working for you two years ago.

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Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE:CRM) is one of the top 10 undervalued blue chip stocks analysts recommend for smart investing. DA Davidson cut the price ...