$CRM Salesforce's AI strategy appears to be playing out in real-time: enterprises tried building their own AI solutions for 2 years. Now they're hitting a wall, as per management. The result?
Agentforce momentum is accelerating. Production customers up 70% QoQ. Token usage hit 540B in October alone (+25% MoM). And 362 customers are already back for consumption credit "refills" after seeing initial value.
Q3 showed cRPO growth of 11%, non-GAAP operating margin expansion of 240bps to 35.5%, and raised FY26 guidance. They're also scaling sales capacity by 23% YTD to capture what they see as "exponential" demand.
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If you're looking for opportunities to buy for the long term, a good place to start naturally is stocks that have fallen the most. The charts below show stocks in the S&P500 and Nasdaq that have fallen the most in the last 1 year...
More market gyrations. The S&P 500 is -2.6% and Nasdaq 100 is -3.8%. Unlike the German market last week, we're in the left tail of the daily returns distribution today. For Nasdaq, we're in the bottom ~3% of the sample today! Not as bad for S&P500 though, but not great either.
Addendum: Just to underscore the points above, the MDAX (Midcap DAX Index) had its biggest day EVER in the last 15 years. The iShares ETF tracking the MDAX (EXS3 on the XETRA) was up 6.04% today. Textbook definition of a "Right-Tailed Event"!
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The broader STOXX index closed at +1%, but was up nearly 1.7% at the session highs. This too is well in to the right-hand side of the curve. On a stock basis, there's no shortage of stocks that were up in the 10+% range today.
A huge day in German and European markets today. With the incoming German parties/govt urging a relaxation in fiscal debt brake, the market surge is one for the history books. The DAX is +3.55%, which puts it in the ~95th percentile of daily moves over last 10y. With FX moves...
Comparing $KWEB with $FXI it's clear that the last 12m have been great - a huge bounce from the bottom. And despite that the 10y numbers are abysmal. Buying cheap stocks/markets/etfs can pay off handsomely - if done correctly.
Chinese markets catching a much needed respite, after Deep Seek and some favourable motions by Xi. Looking at the holdings of $FXI, it's interesting to see no stocks on the L side of the ledger. As expected, tech and banks(!) posting 52w highs now.
The only offsetting factor is whether income tax rates are cut further or not. It'll be interesting to see what happens.
Regardless of the politics of it all, this would be great for the US economy in the long run. The short run could be ugly though!
It's interesting to see the 10y rates starting to decline. People were worried that Trump govt would be inflationary; but seeing the speed with which DOGE and deportations are happening, I think market is missing that there may be a negative shock to the US economy.
QT at the Fed is also moving along nicely. Total balance sheet assets are now down ~$2.1T from the peak. When you combine all these factors, doesn't it seem fair to think that inflation could actually fall dramatically? And along with that the whole yield curve?