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JPMorgan Chase & Co. gives investors a reason to buy the dip after a rout in AI-fueled software.
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Analysts have listed several top picks for stocks to buy on the dip after the sell-off.
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Stocks JPMorgan is focusing on include Microsoft, ServiceNow and CrowdStrike.
The software sector was hit hard last week as concerns about artificial intelligence disruption triggered a sell-off in technology stocks, but JPMorgan believes the sharp decline created an opportunity to buy a handful of stocks.
Analysts highlighted several software names they believe are well-positioned, even as concerns about artificial intelligence disruption have dragged the industry to “extremely pessimistic levels.”
“In the tech space, this clear risk of disruption has led to a sell-off in both quality software and speculative growth software names,” the analysts wrote.
Analysts say reasons why investors should buy the dip include:
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The worst-case scenario of AI disrupting software is unlikely to happen
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The outlook for the broader tech sector is positive
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The software industry is positioned at an extremely low level
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Fundamentals are strong, valuations fell to lows last year around Liberation Day
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Software revenue is supportive
Here are some of J.P. Morgan’s picks of “AI-resilient” software stocks that could weather a new round of disruption fears.
Microsoft
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Code: MSFT
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12-month return: +1%
Palo Alto Networks
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Code: PANW
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12-month return: -16%
Immediate service
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code: now
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12-month return: -48%
mass strike
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Code: CRWD
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12-month return: -2%
data dog
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Code: DDOG
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12-month return: -10%
Z scaler
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Code: ZS
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12-month return: -17%
checkpoint
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Code: CHKP
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12-month return: -14%
Taylor Technologies
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Code: TYL
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12-month return: -41%
Guidewire software
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Code: GWRE
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12-month return: -38%
match point
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Code: SAIL
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12-month return: -33%
Jay frog
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Code: frog
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12-month return: +44%
Neskop
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Code: NTSK
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12-month return: -35%
Sentinel One
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Stock code: S
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12-month return: -43%
Q2 Holdings
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Code: QTWO
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12-month return: -39%
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