Will Salesforce's addition to the Dow help or hurt it?
But Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst for S&P Dow Jones Indices, noted the addition of Salesforce will allow the Dow to maintain a nearly 25% weighting to pure tech stocks. Exxon was the world's largest company in 2013. Now it's being kicked out of the Dow
What are the new companies added to the Dow Jones?
The shake-up in the Dow Jones Industrial Average unveiled Monday will add three companies next Monday to the venerable index: Amgen (ticker: AMGN), Honeywell (HON), and Salesforce (CRM). They will replace Pfizer (PFE), Raytheon Technologies (RTX), and Exxon Mobil (XOM).
What's the best way to invest in Salesforce?
That better way is buying into the entire Dow Jones Industrial Average that Salesforce is a part of anyway with a fund like the SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust (NYSEMKT: DIA). Boring? Maybe a little, but we don't invest for entertainment.
Is Salesforce worth $240 billion?
Salesforce's market value is $240 billion, compared to Apple's more than $2 trillion and Microsoft's $1.7 trillion. It's all because the Dow, unlike the S&P 500 and many other indexes, ranks its holdings by share price and not market value.
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Is CRM on the Dow?
CRM stock in 2020 was added to the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Is Salesforce part of the S&P 500?
In early trading on Wednesday, shares of Salesforce topped the list of the day's best performing components of the S&P 500 index, trading up 14.5%.
Is Salesforce part of Nasdaq?
Common Stock (CRM) Stock Price, Quote, News & History | Nasdaq....Key Data.LabelValueToday's High/Low$186.41/$176.55Share Volume12,107,108Average Volume7,221,650Previous Close$173.0514 more rows
Is Salesforce a publicly traded company?
Salesforce, Inc. is an American cloud-based software company headquartered in San Francisco, California....Salesforce.Salesforce Tower in San FranciscoTypePublic companyTraded asNYSE: CRM DJIA component S&P 100 component S&P 500 componentIndustryCloud computing Enterprise software ConsultingFoundedFebruary 3, 199915 more rows
Is Salesforce stock worth buying?
The stock is still reasonably valued Therefore, I believe Salesforce still has a clear path toward generating double-digit revenue and earnings growth over the long term. At $175 a share, Salesforce trades at about 37 times its non-GAAP EPS forecast for fiscal 2023 and five times this year's sales.
Who owns the most Salesforce stock?
The Vanguard Group, Inc.Top 10 Owners of Salesforce IncStockholderStakeShares ownedThe Vanguard Group, Inc.7.42%73,772,456Fidelity Management & Research Co...5.80%57,618,759SSgA Funds Management, Inc.4.50%44,687,516BlackRock Fund Advisors4.45%44,181,2056 more rows
What are the Salesforce subsidiaries?
Tableau SoftwarePardotMuleSoftSlack Technolog...HerokuSalesforce Marketing CloudSalesforce/Subsidiaries
What company owns Salesforce?
MicrosoftSAN FRANCISCO — Five years ago, Marc Benioff negotiated to sell Salesforce, the software company he co-founded in 1999 and has run ever since, to Microsoft.
Where will Salesforce be in 5 years?
According to our forecasts, the price of Salesforce stock will be between $410 and $490 per share in the next five years.
Will Salesforce ever pay a dividend?
Salesforce (NYSE: CRM) does not pay a dividend.
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Dragged down by negative returns for shares of Salesforce.com Inc. and Walgreens Boots, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down Tuesday afternoon. The Dow DJIA, -1.43% was most recently trading 56 points (0.2%) lower, as shares of Salesforce.com Inc.
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Top Short
The first stock on our list of unusual movers in terms of volume and price is Salesforce.com Inc. With the news of the company being added to the Dow this week, they also had blockbuster earnings and surged 30.63% for the week alone, on volume of 28,060,302 shares traded.
Top Buys
There were two Top Buys this week as rated by our AI systems in Abbott Laboratories and Quest Diagnostics Inc. For the former, Abbott Laboratories closed up 8.19% for the week on volume of 17,189,228 shares traded, and is now sporting a 29.1% gain for the year.
Attractive Rated
There were several Attractive rated companies this week, and we are going to cover Walmart Inc, Amgen Inc, and Adobe Inc.
Neutral Rated
There were two Neutral rated companies this week in Facebook Inc and Ulta Beauty Inc. Factor scores were identified by our deep learning algorithms of F in Technical, B in Growth, B in Momentum Volatility, and B in Quality Value for Facebook Inc, and B in Technical, D in Growth, F in Momentum Volatility, and C in Quality Value for Ulta Beauty Inc.
Unattractive
Several Unattractive stocks this week but no more so than Starbucks Corp, with AI-based factor scores of C in Technical, D in Growth, C in Momentum Volatility, C in Quality Value. The stock traded 10.29% higher for the week on volume of 9,303,909 shares, and is now down 1.81% for the year.
