CRM's valuation has hit rock bottom—literally the lowest since its 2004 IPO. Yet the dip isn't attracting buyers.
The stock's down 30% this year alone, making it the Dow's second-biggest loser. What's spooking investors? AI anxiety. Despite historical cheapness, fear seems to be winning over opportunity. The market's clearly pricing in uncertainty about how legacy enterprise software adapts to the AI wave.
Interesting divergence: value trap or overlooked entry point? Market's still deciding.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 45m ago
AI anxiety is really something else, nobody even wants a bargain.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 45m ago
AI anxiety has shattered rationality. It's so cheap to the core that no one dares to buy the dip. Hilarious.
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GasFeeLover
· 47m ago
ngl this is a typical panic sell-off, a situation where no one wants the cheap stuff... AI anxiety has really scared these established software companies silly.
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IronHeadMiner
· 55m ago
AI anxiety is really something else—it's gotten so cheap, yet nobody wants it. It's funny.
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AirdropBuffet
· 1h ago
To be honest about this drop... I'm too scared to buy the dip. I'm really afraid it's a value trap.
CRM's valuation has hit rock bottom—literally the lowest since its 2004 IPO. Yet the dip isn't attracting buyers.
The stock's down 30% this year alone, making it the Dow's second-biggest loser. What's spooking investors? AI anxiety. Despite historical cheapness, fear seems to be winning over opportunity. The market's clearly pricing in uncertainty about how legacy enterprise software adapts to the AI wave.
Interesting divergence: value trap or overlooked entry point? Market's still deciding.