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Salesforce (CRM) shares gain in after-hours trading after the company reported mixed quarterly results, with revenue beating estimates while earnings per share (EPS) fell short. CFRA Research senior equity analyst Angelo Zino joins Josh Lipton on Asking for a Trend to share his read of the earnings results. "Overall, the results were fairly kind of in line, I'd say. [It was] somewhat mixed overall, but you kind of look at the quarter here, the October quarter grew the top line about 8% ... slightly better than expected. It was a slight miss on the on the bottom line side of things," Zino outlines. He adds, "More importantly, is what they guided towards in the January quarter, and that was the fact that they're looking for top-line growth of 8%, [which implies] the growth rates are finally starting to stabilize here for Salesforce." "We're absolutely a believer of the name," the analyst says, noting, "We've seen software really underperform here over the last year or so at least relative to other areas of tech
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