Software stocks were banking on a turnaround this year. Turns out, the bounce-back story isn't happening—at least not yet. The sector is posting its worst January performance in years, catching plenty of investors off guard. Tech names that were supposed to recover are instead sliding deeper into red territory. For those tracking broader market trends, it's a reminder that beaten-down assets don't automatically bounce just because the calendar flips.
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GasWrangler
· 8h ago
nah, technically speaking, the bounce-back narrative was always sub-optimal. if you analyze the data, market cycles don't care about calendar resets—demonstrably false reasoning on investors' part tbh
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NonFungibleDegen
· 8h ago
lmao software stocks really said "new year new me" and then immediately rug pulled themselves... probably nothing tho ser, just accumulation szn for the real alphas ngmi 💀
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PseudoIntellectual
· 8h ago
Honestly, the rebound in software stocks is just a false expectation. If January was like this, how can it be saved?
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StakeOrRegret
· 8h ago
Nah Software stocks have really tanked this time, starting to collapse at the beginning of the year. Who the hell still believes in the rebound story?
Software stocks were banking on a turnaround this year. Turns out, the bounce-back story isn't happening—at least not yet. The sector is posting its worst January performance in years, catching plenty of investors off guard. Tech names that were supposed to recover are instead sliding deeper into red territory. For those tracking broader market trends, it's a reminder that beaten-down assets don't automatically bounce just because the calendar flips.