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Steve Eisman compares the software selloff to the 2008 financial crisis as Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Adobe trade at historic low valuations.
Mizuho analyst Gregg Moskowitz maintains ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) with a Outperform and lowers the price target from $190 to $150.
The IGV ETF surged 4.9% Monday — its best session since April 2025. Oracle drove 90 basis points of that move single-handedly, accounting for a fifth of the entire sector's gain.
est Texas Intermediate crude surged past $103 a barrel and Brent topped $101 after President Trump launched a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz following failed U.S.-Iran peace talks over the weekend. U.S. equities recovered from a sharp morning selloff by midday, led by software stocks as midday reports of potential Iranian nuclear concessions eased tail risks. Goldman Sachs slid 3.9% on a Q1 revenue miss while Oracle and ServiceNow each surged more than 6%.
SaaS stocks are trying to stage a modest rebound after a rough stretch. Jim Cramer said the "software empire" attempts to strike back.
Eisman says every PE software deal is underwater 'and probably by a lot' as AI guts the SaaS model and prediction markets price zero rate relief.
Muddy Waters' Carson Block says AI disruption will dwarf the 2008 financial crisis, as hedge funds rake in $24 billion shorting software stocks.
Investors pivot to "physical AI" like robotics and semiconductors as AI pressures software firms, but analysts remain divided on impact.
Macro concerns, AI competition, and analyst downgrades drove broad weekly losses across software and cloud stocks, led by Akamai, Okta, and Cloudflare.