Salesforce Stock Hits 14-Day Losing Streak Amid AI Doubts
Salesforce shares fell for a 14th straight day as investors question whether the CRM giant can truly capitalize on AI momentum.
Salesforce is in the middle of a historic rough patch — and no, that's not an exaggeration. The company's stock just logged its 14th consecutive day of losses, a record-breaking skid that has Wall Street asking some pretty uncomfortable questions about where this company is actually headed.
At the heart of investor anxiety is a big, thorny issue: artificial intelligence. Salesforce has been loudly pitching its AI ambitions, but the market isn't buying the hype — at least not yet. When a stock falls for two full weeks straight, it's a signal that confidence has seriously eroded, and cheerful product announcements alone aren't going to fix that.
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The deeper question hanging over all of this is whether Salesforce can essentially disrupt itself. The company built its empire on cloud-based customer relationship management software, and now it needs to convincingly pivot toward an AI-driven future — without torching what already works. That's a tricky tightrope to walk, and investors are watching every step with their fingers hovering over the sell button.
For everyday investors holding Salesforce shares, this streak is a gut-check moment. Fourteen down days in a row is genuinely rare territory for a large-cap tech stock. It doesn't automatically mean the company is broken, but it does mean the burden of proof is firmly on Salesforce's leadership to show the AI strategy has real substance behind it — not just slick demos and buzzwords.
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