The software group is an activist’s dream: a very large company with an outstanding core business that is goofing around on the periphery and has a weak valuation as a result. It’s been this way for a long time, but there is no entry point for activists when a company’s stock price only goes up, as Salesforce’s did between 2004 and late 2021. The activists main complaint is that Salesforce’s margins and valuations are too low. Read More...
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