Salesforce consensus and earnings calendar, shares in focus for NASDAQ investors
Published on 06/29/2026 at 20:05 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
By Daniel Hoffmann, Chart & Technicals desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-29, 20:04.
Salesforce (US79466L3024) opens the week with investors looking toward its next earnings date and existing analyst views. The stock trades on the NASDAQ in the U.S., where large-cap software peers like Microsoft and Oracle also dominate technology indices.
What the current consensus shows
On MarketScreener, around thirty covering analysts track Salesforce, with a majority currently rating the stock at Buy or the equivalent, according to the latest consensus overview for the company. Their average 12-month price target stands clearly above the recent share price level, signaling continued confidence in the cloud software group among brokers. One widely cited U.S. broker note compiled there shows that several houses including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley keep positive stances on leading U.S. software names, and Salesforce is often discussed alongside Microsoft and ServiceNow in that context.
Upcoming earnings and calendar focus
Salesforce traditionally reports its fiscal second-quarter results in late August or early September, based on patterns from prior years when the company released numbers around the end of those months. Investors therefore monitor the earnings calendar closely in the coming weeks, using it to gauge when fresh data points on revenue growth, operating margin and cash flow will be available. The company posts official dates and webcast details for results and investor events on its own investor relations site, where presentations and historical reports can also be downloaded.
All news and analysis on the Salesforce shares
Follow further headlines, filings and analyst commentary on the Salesforce listing with the dedicated topic overview and the company's investor relations materials.
The product behind the stock
Salesforce generates most of its revenue with its Customer 360 platform, which includes the well-known Sales Cloud application for customer relationship management, Service Cloud for customer service, and Marketing Cloud for campaign management. The company also offers Slack for collaboration and data-focused products like Tableau and MuleSoft, which deepen its role in enterprise digital transformation projects.
Where the stock trades today
Salesforce shares trade on the NASDAQ in New York; a recent quote during U.S. trading shows the stock changing hands at around the low triple-digit dollar range per share, with intraday prices and volumes updated continuously on the exchange and major financial data platforms.
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