CRM -6.2% on Jun 2: Salesforce Guidance Cut Drags S&P 500 Software Cohort
Salesforce (CRM) fell 6.18% to $196.64 by 11:07 AM ET on June 2 after cutting FY27 revenue guidance roughly 180 bps below FactSet consensus, dragging NOW, ADBE, and HUBS
Salesforce (CRM) fell 6.18% to $196.64 by 11:07 AM ET on June 2 after cutting FY27 revenue guidance roughly 180 bps below FactSet consensus, dragging NOW, ADBE, and HUBS
Seven IPOs hit a VIX 16.05 / +3.38 term-spread window between June 03–05, with five tech names still TBD 36 hours from launch. WhiteHawk anchors Friday; INIO and
CRM jumped 10.4% to $210.98 by 11:20 AM ET on Jun 1, leading S&P 500 gap-ups. With VIX at 15.3 and 10Y at 4.45%, the move tests June risk appetite.
Oracle surged 6.04% to $239.42 at 11:03 AM ET on June 1 after CEO Safra Catz flagged accelerating OCI backlog into FY27 — ServiceNow +4.8%, MongoDB +3.1%. With
S&P 500 -0.11% at 7,571.64 hides 9/11 red sectors and a VIX +4.57% pop to 16.02. Energy +1.33% and Tech +0.73% are the only green spots as the 10Y pushes to 4.47% — a
Yield curve analysis: T10Y3M spread tightened from +1.00% (May 19) to +0.76% (May 29) — what the 24bp move and real yield drop to 2.06% imply for the macro regime.
Salesforce (CRM) trades at $191.12, up 8.49% at 11:02 AM ET on May 31 after a $11.1B fiscal Q1 print and Benioff calling the quarter a ‘sign.’ The gap matters less than
Microsoft tagged $450.24 at 5:18 AM ET Sunday on a 1.2M-share ECN print after Invesco Summit Fund’s Q1 disclosure hit EDGAR. The 5.44% gap is positioning, not re-rating
META filed a Form 8-K on May 29 into a tape with VIX at 15.7 and 10Y at 4.45%. Watch Monday’s open: low vol means gap risk is asymmetric.
A 2026 guide to the Money Flow Index: the four-step formula, 80/20 thresholds, divergence and failure-swing signals, false-signal failure modes, and how MFI stacks up against RSI, OBV, and Chaikin Money Flow — with a worked 14-session calculation.