Salesforce's (NYSE: CRM) stock fell 6% during after-hours trading on Nov. 30 after the cloud services company posted its third-quarter numbers. Salesforce's customer relationship management (CRM) subscriptions are sticky, and it continues to cross-sell additional marketing, e-commerce, app development, communication, and analytics services to its locked-in customers. It's the largest cloud-based CRM provider by a mile, its pricing power insulates it from inflation, and it's performed well during previous recessions.