First Eagle Global Fund stated in its Q2 investor letter that Salesforce's (CRM) Agentforce platform is poised for growth, with its technology resilient against the disruption of generative AI.
First Eagle Global Fund believes that despite widespread industry concerns that generative AI could lead to a loss of users for software applications, Salesforce's products have become foundational systems of record for its customers, providing it with an economic moat. The fund also believes that Salesforce's Agentforce platform has the potential for future growth and scaling. As of August 31, Salesforce's stock price was reported at $257.54, having risen 36.58% over the past month.
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