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Salesforce Hits 52-Week Low Despite 44 Upward EPS Revisions
- Salesforce fell to near its 52-week low amid a broader selloff in subscription-software providers.
- The stock closed at $165.89 despite 44 upward EPS revisions in the last 7 days, which pushed its current-year consensus EPS from $13.22 to $14.15.
- This divergence highlights a disconnect between near-term earnings strength and broader market sentiment toward the software sector.
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Conclusion
CRM close fell to $165.89 on June 12 (52-week range of $164.96 to $273.65). Current-year (0y) consensus EPS rose from $13.22 (June 3) to $14.15 (June 13) with 44 upward revisions in the last 7 days. The stock weakness coincides with a broader SaaS sector selloff affecting multiple major software providers, though analysts characterize the sell-off as sentiment-driven rather than fundamentally justified by company performance.