Atlassian Corp. Plc (TEAM)

After this past week of market insanity, let's explore Micron Technology, Advanced Micro Devices, Atlassian and Energy Select Sector SPDR.

As the Wuhan coronavirus shakes up the global economy and growth outlook for China, there seems to be only one theme that's resonating right now.

Valuations for many enterprise software firms remain rich. But like chip companies, their earnings reports generally haven't done much to spoil the fun.

Many market players - including me - would be relieved to see a decent bout of selling.

The market impact of the virus for U.S. investors has been seen in more pronounced fashion in Treasury markets.

As many software and cloud names come to life, TEAM is no different.

This stock may have hit a short-term bottom and be ready to bounce.

During a talk with TheStreet, long-time Smartsheet CEO Mark Mader argued his firm's workflow automation platform still has a lot of headroom to displace manual business processes.

In the market cap bracket between $5 billion and $100 billion sit some of the most egregiously overvalued, economically inefficient bubble stocks in this peaking market.

Is there room for three names in the workplace communication sector?

With Microsoft, I'm most interested in the advancement of Microsoft Teams, a dominant force in the workplace communication space.

To effectively generate profits, a trader must pick several companies in a sector and short the whole bunch.

This is the perfect day to reduce long exposure, then sit on your hands.

Stocks that rip higher in parabolic fashion are incredible until they are terrible.

Following a strong earnings report, PagerDuty CEO Jenn Tejada says demand for her firm's on-call management software is growing particularly strongly among large enterprises.

Etsy's earnings report did nothing to call its long-term story into question. But investor expectations had risen above official analyst estimates following big 2019 gains.

At a time when chip stocks have done much to price in a second-half recovery, TSMC avoided doing anything to spoil the fun.

The videoconferencing software firm recorded triple-digit growth during its last fiscal year, and it still has a lot of room to grow its sales at Fortune 500-type firms.

There's going to be a storm of deals and the market will not be able to handle it without taking the whole table lower.

Our charts are still bullish.

Here's why these companies do well in a choppy environment.

Jim Cramer discussed Smartsheet and Atlassian during his Mad Money program on Friday.

As global software R&D keeps growing at a healthy clip, Microsoft appears eager to use both M&A and organic investments to strengthen its ties with developers.

The biggest mistake investors can make is believing this name won't continue to evolve.

What gets Microsoft to a trillion-dollar market cap and when should you get on board for the ride?

What gets Microsoft to a trillion-dollar market cap and when should you get on board for the ride?

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