Enterprise software giant Salesforce (CRM) has been trudging through a challenged stretch of trading lately — but it's certainly no justification for a Wall Street downgrade, Jim Cramer said Monday.
Salesforce appears well-positioned on both sales growth and profitability, even if some on Wall Street question its ability to deliver a growth mix on par with its software peers.
Alongside its fiscal 2024 second-quarter results in late August, Salesforce tweaked its full-year revenue guidance to a level slightly above Wall Street consensus estimates at the time, implying nearly 11% year-over-year growth.
However, the firm said Club holding Microsoft (MSFT) is still its favorite large-cap software stock to own into year-end, citing AI catalysts.
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