Is the SaaS Crash Finally Over?
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- 04 Aug 2026, 14:37 UTC
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- 04 Aug 2026, 15:35 UTC
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The analysis identifies a bearish trend across several SaaS stocks, including ADBE, CRM, NOW, and TEAM, which have all experienced significant declines despite beating earnings expectations. The commentary highlights that while some companies like NOW and TEAM are showing strong retention metrics (98% renewal for NOW, and 120%+ NRR for NOW and TEAM), their stock prices reflect a narrative of shrinking rather than growing. ADBE's price action suggests a potential wave 5 completion followed by a possible reversal, but the broader market sentiment for these stocks remains bearish, with multiple support levels being tested or broken. The analysis suggests that while the market may be pricing them for contraction, the underlying operational metrics of some companies, particularly in terms of customer retention and ARR growth, are showing resilience. However, the overall sentiment points to continued downward pressure until key resistance levels are broken or clearer bullish confirmation emerges.
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