A Bernstein analyst said sell Salesforce at $294. It is down 47%.
The rating was public before the fall. And right now, the same warning is flashing on another software stock millions of people hold.
Maintained: Sell
CRM · Salesforce · Now: $240.70 · -29% from call
In February 2025, Salesforce (CRM) traded near $295 a share. It sits in the Dow, in nearly every index fund, and in millions of portfolios.
One Bernstein analyst rated it a Sell.
No email blast. No campaign. Just a rating, filed in public, where almost no self-directed investor thinks to look.
Salesforce fell toward $150 in the months that followed. It trades near $241 today, down roughly 29% from the call, and it has stayed there.
The rating was there the whole time.
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Right now, that same signal is flashing on another software name a lot of people own. A top-rated analyst has issued a fresh Sell, with more than 40% downside to their target.
It is not an obscure ticker. It is a name you have heard of, and it may be sitting in your account today.
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A widely-held software stock
- Current rating
- Sell
- Downside to target
- 41.4%
- Ticker
- XXXX
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