NEW YORK — Shares of Salesforce Inc. (CRM) closed in positive territory after a volatile trading session, with early indicators pointing towards continued upward momentum as the next market open approaches.
The cloud-based software giant ended the trading day at
1.41 (0.53%). The day’s performance showed significant fluctuation, reflecting a dynamic tug-of-war between buyers and sellers. The stock opened at $268.01 and briefly dipped to a session low of $267.01 before buyers stepped in, driving the price to a daily high of $271.10 in a sharp morning rally.
Despite pulling back from its peak, the stock held onto its gains, closing well above the previous day’s close of $267.70. This finish places Salesforce’s current price point significantly above its 52-week low of $230.00, though still a notable distance from its 52-week high of $369.00. Key metrics for investors include a P/E ratio of 42.06 and a dividend yield of 0.62%.
Looking ahead, investor sentiment appears to remain positive. In pre-market activity, Salesforce stock was already trading higher at
0.89 (0.33%). This suggests that the positive momentum from the close is carrying over.
As traders prepare for the opening bell, all eyes will be on whether Salesforce can build on its pre-market strength to challenge the previous day’s highs. The key question remains whether the bullish sentiment will be sustained or if the market volatility that defined the last session will dictate the stock’s trajectory.
