A prolonged selloff in software stocks, now in its sixth consecutive session, is failing to attract the bargain hunters that have historically stepped in during tech downturns. Analysts note a defensive market posture and a pivot from AI-fueled optimism to fears of economic disruption as key drivers.
Amid a sharp downturn in software shares, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives argues the selloff is overblown and presents a buying opportunity for key players like Microsoft and Palantir, despite lingering market fears over AI's disruptive impact.
Bank of America pushes back against the recent tech stock rout, arguing investor fears of both weak AI returns and massive AI disruption are contradictory. The firm sees the selloff as a buying opportunity, forecasting AI infrastructure spending to hit $1.2 trillion by 2030.
Despite a deeper-than-expected cryptocurrency selloff, Fundstrat's Tom Lee argues key technical and fundamental signals suggest a market bottom is near for Bitcoin and Ethereum, citing price alignment and improving on-chain activity.
A sharp selloff in the mortgage sector, triggered by a weak earnings report from PennyMac and speculation around the next Fed chair, has hit Rocket Companies' stock. Despite the pullback, the company's strong long-term momentum and a significant gap between its current price and some fair value estimates are drawing investor scrutiny.
A second day of heavy losses for software and analytics stocks worldwide underscores mounting investor fears over AI disruption, with companies in legal services and data analytics bearing the brunt of the selloff.
In a significant move bridging decentralized finance with traditional markets, Ondo Finance has integrated its tokenized U.S. securities and commodities platform directly into the MetaMask wallet, offering millions of non-U.S. users native access to assets like Tesla and Apple within their crypto wallet.
A disappointing earnings report from industry bellwether Gartner triggered a sharp selloff across the IT services and consulting sector on Thursday, dragging down shares of major players and fueling concerns over a broader growth slowdown.
Disappointing Q4 results from industry bellwether Gartner triggered a broad market selloff in the IT services and consulting sector, with shares of EXL and TransUnion among the notable decliners as investors reassess growth prospects.
January 2026 saw dramatic swings across commodity markets, with precious metals soaring to record highs before a sharp correction, while energy commodities rallied on strong winter demand. The month underscored the sector's inherent volatility amid shifting seasonal and macroeconomic forces.
Michael Hartnett, Bank of America's chief investment strategist, issues a stark warning on global stocks as markets show extreme overbought conditions. The caution follows a sharp selloff in software shares and rising volatility, prompting a defensive shift towards gold, bonds, and commodities.
A dismal earnings report and CEO shakeup at PayPal triggered a broad selloff in software stocks on Tuesday, overshadowing gains in commodities and materials and pushing the Nasdaq Composite into negative territory for a third consecutive session.
Apple shares surged, sharply outperforming the broader tech market and pushing its market value past $4 trillion. The rally highlights a growing investor view of the iPhone maker as a relative safe haven, insulated from the immediate disruption fears currently hammering software and cloud-focused giants.
FuboTV shares tumbled over 20% following its reverse stock split announcement, pushing the stock into deeply oversold levels. Despite the market's negative reaction, underlying financial improvements and a strategic deal with Disney present a potential contrarian opportunity for investors.
Cotton futures staged a modest recovery Wednesday morning, reversing Tuesday's losses amid broader market volatility linked to Middle East tensions and currency shifts.
Indian IT stocks plunged over 6% on Wednesday, mirroring a global rout in software and services shares, as the latest AI automation tools from Anthropic intensified fears of widespread disruption to knowledge-based industries.
U.S. software stocks extended losses Tuesday as investors grappled with the potential for new AI technologies to automate core business functions, threatening established revenue models across legal, sales, and marketing sectors.
Crude oil benchmarks plunged over 7%, with Brent near $66 and WTI around $62, as President Trump's comments eased fears of a U.S.-Iran conflict and a sell-off in metals markets spilled over. Analysts suggest the drop reflects a rapid unwinding of risk premiums rather than a fundamental change in supply dynamics.
Despite posting strong quarterly earnings, ServiceNow (NOW) tumbled for a third consecutive session as investor focus shifts to the long-term disruptive potential of AI on the traditional SaaS subscription model.
A sharp selloff in silver has reignited concerns over interconnected market risks, validating recent warnings from prominent investors about collateral-driven feedback loops between digital and physical assets.
