Atlassian Corporation Plc

Here’s what could be next for Atlassian stock.

Pandemic-era lockdowns are over. For some tech companies, that means remote work is over, too.

Software stocks could find footing if interest rates stop rising, but the industry still faces a host of headwinds that make buying them now a high-risk proposition.

Software stocks are on a tear, with the S&P Software & Services Select Industry Index soaring 25% since June 16.

The S&P Software & Services Select Industry Index has slumped 24% so far this year.

The list includes stocks that beat first-quarter-earnings estimates by more than 10% and garnered moats from Morningstar analysts.

'Ultimately, we expect software to again prove deserving of a market premium, driving an eventual rebound,' Wells Fargo said.

Jim Cramer says if a company doesn't make real things and have real profits, the risk of big losses is high.

Stocks moving in premarket trading include Apple, Amazon, AbbVie, U.S. Steel and Atlassian.

Check out the latest news and performance numbers from the top technology and FAANG stocks, plus Microsoft, Shopify, Pinterest, Salesforce and more.

The Australian work management company called its most recent quarter a 'ripper.'

Like many other internet firms, Twitter has decided to migrate core services from its own data centers to a public cloud infrastructure.

Users of personal Teams accounts can now host video calls featuring up to 300 people, as well as access Teams' PC and web apps.

The trading price expected for Palantir would value it at more than $25 billion after accounting for recent stock and options grants.

Though still up big on the year, many high-multiple software companies have been selling off over the last few days even as the S&P 500 continues rising.

We're not winning the virus war, Jim Cramer says. So investors should look to the stocks that thrive in the COVID-19 stay-at-home economy.

Netflix's earnings report didn't curb investor enthusiasm for high-growth companies seen as winners in the current environment.

Be ready for more bad news next week, says Jim Cramer. He's got your game plan.

ServiceNow, the software-as-a-service business, guides for declining revenue growth rates yet still remains too richly valued. Avoid this name.

Looking for the oscillator to get overbought later this week. We'll also review W, IGV, SMH, TEAM, ADBE, XOM, and AMD.

The QQQs and SOX may be driving the stocks higher, but most stocks aren't going along for the ride. Plus LRCX, PANW, JNJ, LNG, BBY, and SNOW.

When are rising highs and rising lows not necessarily a good thing? When the rising lows represent bad breadth. We also look at TSLA, AMZN, BRK.B, WDAY, NET and NUE.

Yes, the lines are still with us. But why were folks panicking in March but not today? Let's look at the S&P, SOX, Nasdaq, Russell, QQQs, silver, and a lot more.

Let's see if there's a technical strategy that makes sense.

What could be forcing futures traders to price in such an aggressive pace of policy easing despite absolutely no signaling in that direction? Simple.

Plus, keep an eye on AI stocks as Jensen Huang delivers a keynote, JP Morgan's bag of rocks and a troubling fungus spreads.

How do I rate today's action? I'll be generous and say it's just pathetic. Let's check breadth, the indicators, that oversold condition and General Electric, Raytheon and more.

Plus, the most important thing that Powell said on Wednesday and why it's both good and bad.

There are impressive levels of strength and decent buy setups in small and mid-cap semiconductor names, plus a rebound in Chinese stocks.

While select software firms look attractive, many others could remain pressured by several factors.

It will be difficult for most investors to entertain the possibility of a market bottom until tech stocks find a bottom.

Here's what traders should do now.

The momentum-investing community needs to pay heed to what's next for their first and most faithful loves.

In the meantime, put risk management ahead of everything else when it comes to trading.

Buckle up: we're in for a volatile end of the week!

It's hard to gauge how this market is going to react to quarterly results, so stay alert and don't ignore your stops

As in recent bear-market rallies, the most expensive stocks tended to outperform the most. This might be a sign that the market hasn't finished delivering some hard lessons.

A lot of business trends still look good for the tech sector, even as demand cools off for some pandemic winners.

Here’s what could be next for Gitlab.

Over 700 locations will be affected by the change.

The flight was supposed to go from Savannah, Ga., to Chicago.