Software stocks are up nearly 40% since the 'SaaSpocalypse' bottom. Ways to play the sector
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The software sector has recouped nearly all of its stock market value after artificial intelligence sent it into a tailspin, termed the "SaaSpocalypse," earlier this year The IGV software ETF is up nearly 40% from its April lows, when it had fallen nearly an…
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What happened
The software sector has recouped nearly all of its stock market value after artificial intelligence sent it into a tailspin, termed the "SaaSpocalypse," earlier this year The IGV software ETF is up nearly 40% from its April lows, when it had fallen nearly an…
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