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Salesforce Could Be Stalling

BATS:CRM   Salesforce
Salesforce more than doubled between late 2022 and early 2024. But now some traders may think the provider of marketing software is stalling.

The first pattern on today’s chart is the November 2021 high of $311.75. CRM rallied above that level on March 1 but couldn’t stay there. Such a failed breakout is a potentially bearish reversal pattern.

Second is a trend line rising along the lows of January and February. CRM touched that support more frequently in March. That could suggest it’s at risk of breaking. (The 21-day exponential moving average may be providing a similar signal.)

Third, MACD has mostly fallen since mid-February. That may reflect weakening momentum.

Fourth, Bollinger Bandwidth has narrowed. Will that tightening price action give rise to increased volatility?

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