| SALESFORCE.COM, Inc. (NY:CRM) Delayed : | |||||
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| Previous Close | $62.58 | 52 Week High | $67.72 | ||
| Open | $62.07 | 52 Week Low | $20.82 | ||
| Day High | $62.73 | P/E | 122.67 | ||
| Day Low | $61.75 | EPS | $0.51 | ||
| Volume | 1,424,984 | ||||
| More CRM Info: Chart SEC Filings Profile Historical Options | |||||
Salesforce.com is the market and technology leader in on-demand business services. The company's Salesforce suite of on-demand CRM applications allows customers to manage and share all of their sales, support, marketing and partner information on-demand. Force.com, the world's first on-demand platform, enables customers, developers and partners to build powerful new on-demand applications that extend beyond CRM to deliver the benefits of multi-tenancy and The Business Web across the ...more
Marc Benioff - Co-Founder, Chairman, CEO
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on Jul 28, 2009
at 01:29 PM Target price for CRM It does not take a rocket scientist to set a target price of $44 on a morning the stock opened at a price higher than that. Where is the deep wisdom on that?
Article: Soleil Securities Downgrades salesforce.com (CRM) to Hold; Tougher Environment
on Apr 7, 2009
at 09:18 AM WAS IBM'S OFFER TO SUN MICROSYSTEMS A PLOY ? WAS IBM'S OFFER TO SUN MICROSYSTEMS A PLOY ? VISIT -- www.ibmTheWidowMaker.com
Article: David Moenning's Daily State of the Markets: 4/7
on Aug 27, 2008
at 04:52 AM Is Salesforce.com the new ADP ... or the next Datapoint? Is Salesforce.com the new ADP ... or the next Datapoint? What will happen if blue sky clears the cloud? *** This headline recently appeared in several places across the Web: "Salesforce.com Passes $1 Billion Annual Revenue Mark" THIS IS NOT TRUE. I don't know whether this material misstatement arose from media manipulation or an honest mistake, but it's genesis is most likely this 20 August 2008 press release... "Salesforce.com Announces Record Fiscal Second Quarter Results" http://tinyurl.com/5m5mea ...the subheading of which claims: "First Ever Software as a Service Company to Exceed $1 Billion Annual Revenue Run Rate" THIS IS NOT TRUE, EITHER. "Software as a Service" is marketing technospin for "service bureau". And payroll processing giant ADP--another service bureau--exceeded not only a "run rate" but actual annual revenues of $1 billion in 1985: "The original outsourcer, Automatic Data Processing..." http://tinyurl.com/56y5tx Yes, SalesForce.com did report revenues of $263 million for their most recent quarter. And yes, they have raised "FY09 Revenue Guidance to $1.070 - $1.075 Billion". But NO, Salesforce.com has NOT passed the "$1 Billion Annual Revenue Mark". And despite Cheerleader/CEO Marc Benioff's effusive exuberance, some like Tiernan Ray do not share his enthusiasm: "Salesforce's Deferred Revenue Debacle" http://tinyurl.com/6oagtp Perhaps in an effort to meet ever-inflating investor expectations--a fire they themselves have fueled--Mr. Ray notes that Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Nemeroff "...thinks Salesforce may be pushing customers to sign more multi-year subscription contracts by lower prices, which could be hitting deferred revenue." And reading that, for me, brought on a disturbing case of Datapoint deja vu: http://tinyurl.com/gk77r "By the early 1980s, Datapoint was a Fortune 500 company. Under immense pressure to increase sales figures, its sales representatives encouraged customers to place large orders at the end of the fiscal year, permitting the company to count the orders as revenue even though the money had not been received and, in some instances, the sold equipment had not yet even been produced.... When some of the customers went broke before paying their bills, Datapoint had to reverse sales or record substantial bad debts, which caused the company to lose $800 million of its market capitalization in a matter of a few months in early 1982. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ordered Datapoint to stop this practice." Is Salesforce.com the new ADP ... or the next Datapoint? Some say their business model is to take your watch and then bill you for the time. If so, what will happen to all those watches if blue sky clears the cloud? Bruce Arnold, Web Design Miami Florida http://www.PervasivePersuasion.com
Article: Salesforce.com (CRM) Flat After Analysts Duel On Valuation
on Apr 22, 2008
at 03:08 PM re: crm worth 10 those aren't insiders.
Article: Piper Jaffray Starts salesforce.com (CRM) at Buy
on Apr 22, 2008
at 02:50 PM crm worth 10 crm is a 10$ stock Look at insiders selling
Article: Piper Jaffray Starts salesforce.com (CRM) at Buy