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Salesforce announced Storefront Next for B2C Commerce, targeting both startup speed and enterprise scale.
The new offering allows companies to launch an AI-first storefront faster using low-code tools and scalable architecture. General availability is set for Summer 2026.
Salesforce (CRM) is trading well below its short-, medium-, and long-term trend indicators, with the current price ($165.17) under both the MA-20 ($181.47) and MA-50 ($180.05), as well as the distant MA-200 ($218.27). The Ichimoku Kijun at $187.29 stands above the current price and acts as immediate resistance; key near-term support is found at the MA-100 ($188.46), with additional strong resistance from both MA-100 and MA-200 overhead, while near-term support is around the weekly low ($163.24), as no moving average sits closer beneath the price.
Momentum signals on D1 point to continued bearishness, with both MACD and ADX signaling a neutral-to-weak trend and limited strength to the downside. RSI (38.71), Stoch RSI (0.00), and CCI (–135.40) indicate the stock is oversold, while BBP (–11.86) shows that sellers control intraday action. The Awesome Oscillator remains neutral and does not reinforce the downside trend. Over the past week, CRM has slipped $0.96 (0.63%) from the previous close of $166.13 and now trades at the very bottom of the weekly range, near key support, with weekly volatility at 11.77%. This steady decline from the high confirms mounting downside pressure.
Looking to the next week, CRM is expected to fluctuate between $161.00 and $169.00, a range that aligns with typical volatility and clusters around the current price but remains near the 52-week low of $163.24 and well below the $276.80 annual high. The probability of a price decline is very high (more than 80%) given the consistent bearish outlook across weekly MA-50, RSI (37.43), ADX (26.05), and MACD (–16.96) on W1, with virtually no buy signals present. The baseline scenario is for CRM to consolidate near current levels, holding within a narrow range as oversold conditions persist. A bullish case would require a decisive move above the $169.00 resistance area and a sustained break through the Ichimoku Kijun, potentially igniting a short-term rebound. The bearish scenario sees the price slipping below current support at $163.00, exposing CRM to extended weakness and potential new lows as downside momentum builds.
In a recent review, analysts highlighted sustained bearish technical pressure on Salesforce despite ongoing strategic initiatives such as the Fin acquisition. Looking ahead, investors should closely monitor how the evolving integration impacts sentiment around key support and resistance levels as the outlook remains sensitive to further developments.