Salesforce stock has fallen to a price floor that has launched powerful rallies before, forcing investors to decide if the company’s booming AI business can overcome its current challenges.
Salesforce (CRM), the software giant at the center of the corporate AI push, is trading at a crossroads. After a -22% slide over the past year, the stock now sits around $192.74 a share, right in a price zone between $183.1 and $202.38 that has served as a fortified floor four separate times. History says buyers show up here, and with force. The question every investor watching this slide must answer is a simple one: will they show up again?
