Investing.com – CarGurus (NASDAQ: CARG) stock rose 4% on Thursday, after market concerns over competition from artificial intelligence in the software sector eased.
Earlier, the stock had declined due to Anthropic posing a threat to software companies, while CarGurus was expanding its software business. The Thursday increase represents a rebound for the stock.
Huber Research commented: “As CARG delves deeper into the software sector, overly exaggerated AI panic sentiment may be putting pressure on the stock price.”
This automotive marketplace company has been expanding its software capabilities, which has raised investor concerns about potential competition from AI platforms. Recent pressure on software stocks has been driven by widespread fears that AI technology could disrupt traditional software business models.
CarGurus operates an online automotive marketplace platform connecting buyers and sellers of new and used cars. Its expansion into software services places it alongside other tech companies facing scrutiny over AI competition.
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AI concerns eased, CarGurus stock price rises, Huber Research supports
Investing.com – CarGurus (NASDAQ: CARG) stock rose 4% on Thursday, after market concerns over competition from artificial intelligence in the software sector eased.
Earlier, the stock had declined due to Anthropic posing a threat to software companies, while CarGurus was expanding its software business. The Thursday increase represents a rebound for the stock.
Huber Research commented: “As CARG delves deeper into the software sector, overly exaggerated AI panic sentiment may be putting pressure on the stock price.”
This automotive marketplace company has been expanding its software capabilities, which has raised investor concerns about potential competition from AI platforms. Recent pressure on software stocks has been driven by widespread fears that AI technology could disrupt traditional software business models.
CarGurus operates an online automotive marketplace platform connecting buyers and sellers of new and used cars. Its expansion into software services places it alongside other tech companies facing scrutiny over AI competition.
This article was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence. For more information, please see our Terms of Use.