On September 28, Salesforce.com fell 3.07% in pre-market trading to $227.40 per share, with turnover of approximately $4.81 million. The stock declined alongside Microsoft and ServiceNow, all hitting pre-market lows in a broad pullback across enterprise software names.
The wider Application Software sector showed broad-based weakness, with Datadog down 3.78%, Circle Internet Corp. down 2.07%, and Palantir down 1.71%. The retreat follows a significant post-Dreamforce rally in mid-September, during which Salesforce.com announced partnerships with Nvidia, AWS, Google Cloud, and Siemens, launched the Koa CRM reasoning model, and issued FY2030 revenue guidance exceeding $63 billion — well above consensus. However, analysts have since flagged headwinds: UBS noted AIforce's price point is too high to drive material near-term traction, while RBC cited pricing uncertainty as the most consistent friction point among channel partners, maintaining a sector perform rating with a $250 target.
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