Salesforce Stock Hits 14-Day Losing Streak Amid AI Doubts
Salesforce shares fell for a 14th straight session as investors question whether the CRM giant can truly capitalize on AI.
Salesforce is in a hole, and it keeps digging. The stock just logged its 14th consecutive day of losses — a record skid that signals Wall Street has serious doubts about whether the company can reinvent itself around artificial intelligence before rivals eat its lunch.
This isn't just a bad week. Fourteen straight down days is the kind of streak that shakes out weak hands and raises real questions about business model durability. Investors aren't panic-selling a great company on noise — they're telling you something. The AI narrative Salesforce is pitching hasn't landed, at least not yet.
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The core tension here is classic tech disruption risk: can a legacy SaaS leader actually disrupt itself, or will it be too slow and too bureaucratic to compete with nimbler AI-native platforms? That's the bet you're making if you buy this dip. Salesforce has the customer base and the distribution. What it's missing right now is conviction — from the market, and arguably from the street-level numbers that would back up the AI story.
For traders, the chart is screaming oversold, and a bounce isn't crazy to imagine after a run like this. But bounces in broken momentum names can be vicious traps. Until Salesforce shows hard evidence — think revenue from AI products, not just press releases — the path of least resistance may still be lower. Watch for any guidance update or product announcement that could shift the narrative.
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