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While the S&P 500 index was notching a fresh record last week, shares of software giant Atlassian Corporation NASDAQ: TEAM were reeling from a 15% drop. The driver behind the plunge, coming after an almost eighteen-month rally, was the company's fiscal Q2 results, released on Thursday evening.
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Atlassian thinks it can hit $10 billion in annual sales. The company's product suite and customer-acquisition strategy are key to its revenue gains.
LYFT continues to struggle, as evidenced by the 24.2% year-to-date decline in its shares.
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Atlassian today announced the launch of Atlassian Intelligence, the company's AI-driven ‘virtual teammate' that leverages the company's own models in conjunction with OpenAI's large language models to create custom teamwork graphs and enable features like AI-generated summaries Confluence and test plans in Jira Software, or rewriting responses to customers in Jira Service Management.
Higher-than-expected results from January's personal consumption index report sapped the values of growth software stocks again.
Investors pummeled software stocks Atlassian, Twilio and Cloudflare for issuing weak guidance amid expectations the economy will slow. The post Software Stocks Atlassian, Twilio, Cloudflare Take A Beating On Guidance appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.