AI Fear Triggers Software Selloff, Yet High-Quality Names Look Like Bargains
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Software stocks plunged in January amid fears that AI tools could disrupt enterprise software, even as fundamentals remained solid and valuations cooled. Analysts suggest the selloff could be temporary and that high-quality names like Microsoft—with Azure contributing to resilience—may offer compelling buying opportunities as investors reassess stretched multiples.
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