<div id="readability-page-1"><p>Several enterprise software stocks could be among the first to rebound once the &#34;SaaSpocalypse&#34; ends, according to Bank of America (BAC). More specifically, the firm pointed to Snowflake (SNOW), MongoDB (MDB), Datadog (DDOG), and JFrog (FROG). Indeed, BAC reiterated a Buy rating on Snowflake with a $275 price target by arguing that the company is well-positioned as demand for AI-driven data infrastructure accelerates. While near-term guidance could create volatility when Snowflake reports on February 25, analysts see any pullback as a buying opportunity.</p><h3>Claim 50% Off TipRanks Premium</h3><ul><li>Unlock  hedge fund-level data  and  powerful investing tools  for smarter, sharper decisions  </li><li> Stay ahead of the market with  the latest news and analysis  and maximize your portfolio's potential</li></ul> <p>Separately, when it comes to MongoDB, Bank of America maintained a <em>Buy</em> rating and a $500 price target ahead of its March 2 earnings report. Notably, the analysts pointed to accelerating Atlas revenue growth of 30% year-over-year and called MongoDB's document-based database a strong fit for AI workloads and enterprise modernization. They also said that they are confident in management's ability to drive enterprise sales without sacrificing its product-led growth model.</p> <p>Meanwhile, Bank of America said that the sentiment on Datadog has turned too negative despite observability (the ability to see, understand, and fix software systems in real time) remaining a mission-critical tool, even for AI-native companies. As a result, the firm reiterated a <em>Buy</em> rating with a $215 price target ahead of its February 10 earnings. Finally, the firm called JFrog's 31% drawdown since its December high overdone and maintained a <em>Buy</em> rating with a $74 price target. It also noted that AI-driven code creation is boosting demand for JFrog's binary management tools.</p> <h2><strong>Which Software Stock Is the Better Buy?</strong></h2> <p>Overall, out of the software stocks mentioned above, analysts think that DDOG stock has the most room to run. In fact, DDOG's price target of $189.92 per share implies 75.2% upside potential.</p></div>

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<p>Bank of America (BAC) identifies four enterprise software stocks poised for rebound post-'SaaSpocalypse': Snowflake (SNOW), MongoDB (MDB), Datadog (DDOG), and JFrog (FROG). BAC maintains a Buy rating on Snowflake with a $275 target, citing strong AI-driven demand. MongoDB also receives a Buy rating with a $500 target, driven by 30% Atlas revenue growth. Datadog's Buy rating is reiterated at $215, despite negative sentiment. JFrog's Buy rating remains at $74, with AI demand boosting its tools. Analysts see DDOG as having the most upside potential at 75.2%.</p>

- Bank of America identifies several enterprise software stocks, including Snowflake, MongoDB, Datadog, and JFrog, as likely to rebound after the "SaaSpocalypse."  
- They maintain Buy ratings and set price targets of $275 for Snowflake, $500 for MongoDB, $215 for Datadog, and $74 for JFrog, citing strong demand for AI-driven infrastructure and growth potential.  
- Analysts believe Datadog has the most upside, with a target price suggesting a 75.2% increase.

'These 4 Stocks Will Rebound Once the SaaSpocalypse Ends,' Says BofA