Wall Street sees a floor under software stocks amid potential Workday deal

Software stocks have been on a choppy recovery since April after a sharp winter sell-off driven by AI concerns, which Wall Street dubbed "SaaS-mageddon." A potential deal involving Workday is being seen by investors as a signal that valuations in the software sector may have bottomed out. Analysts say the transaction could establish a pricing floor for the broader software segment.

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