As the dust settles from last week's dramatic software sector sell-off, JPMorgan analysts outline five reasons to buy the dip.

Fears that artificial intelligence (AI) will rapidly disrupt software companies have been overdone, according to JPMorgan.

After AI fears sparked a sell-off in software shares, JPMorgan analysts say a handful of stocks look like they could weather further fears of disruption.

JPMorgan believes that software stocks, which have slumped in 2026 because of investor fears that artificial intelligence will undermine their business, have now fallen too far, creating an ...

The market might be overreacting to AI-driven fears about software stocks.

It has been a rough few weeks for software stocks. As a new generation of AI tools hits the scene, markets have begun to worry: If AI can write code, analyze data, and track ...

JPMorgan strategists suggest the recent sharp fall in software stocks may be an overreaction to AI disruption fears. They ...

JP Morgan warns of a tech stock exodus as AI plugins disrupt software markets—read why investors are selling and what it means for your portfolio.

Anthropic released 11 new plug-ins for its Claude Cowork AI tool at the end of January sparking a massive sell-off in SaaS ...

The software sell-off erased $2 trillion of market cap and dragged the broader market last week. JPMorgan analysts said the software meltdown is an opportunity to buy the dip. Strong fundamentals and ...