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Welcome to the tech route home for Tuesday, February 24th, 2026. I'm Brian McCullough today.

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Remember that essay I shared with you just yesterday from Satrini Research. There's a reason

I've been sharing AI essays that get chatter of late, they tend to

move markets all the sudden, quoting the journal. The weeks-long sell-off in software stocks

deepened Monday amid general unease about the threat posed by AI. Software makers app-loven,

crowd strike, data dog, and Expedia were all among the S&P 500's worst 10 performers on Monday dropping at least 7%.

A State Street Fund tracking S&P's Software and Services Index fell more than 5%.

Several of Monday's biggest decliners were discussed in a now-viral Sunday night post from Citrini Research,

which outlined a hypothetical scenario where AI

profoundly impacts the economy in the near future, end quote.

And quoting Sherwood News, Mastercard, American Express, Visa, Synchrony Financial, and Capital

1 are stocks that are all suffering from severe selling pressure on Monday, which were flagged in the scenario

analysis as facing headwinds from agents looking to avoid fees and white-collar workers being displaced,

end quote. And quoting the FT. Ares, Apollo, and Blackstone all fell at least 5% while KKR lost

9% as shares in the companies extended a poor start to the year

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