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Salesforce: Boring on the Surface, Dangerous to Ignore

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Salesforce: Boring on the Surface, Dangerous to Ignore This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Looking at the current state of the tech market, I see a fascinating disconnect between reality and sentiment…
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  • Salesforce is successfully selling the AI agents themselves, opposite to fears that AI will replace human workers and shrink revenue

    80% confidence

  • Management noted that for the first time in years, the deal size for new business is growing faster than the deal size for existing business renewals

    80% confidence

  • Management signaled they are going to accelerate share buybacks in the second half of the fiscal year

    80% confidence

  • More than half of the new bookings for AI products (Agentforce and Data Cloud) are coming from existing customers

    80% confidence

  • The narrative has been dominated by fears that artificial intelligence will disrupt Salesforce's business model

    80% confidence

  • Rating Salesforce as 'Strong Buy' with expected fair value of roughly $314 per share

    80% confidence

  • The market is treating Salesforce like a boring legacy company that has seen its best days

    80% confidence

  • If the stock simply re-rated to its average historical P/E multiple of around 22x, the price would jump to over $280

    80% confidence
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