Thread regarding SAP layoffs

Stock explodes, no need for layoffs

Stock at € 168.30 / $ 181.79.

There is no need for layoffs. Looks good for all of us.


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Post ID: @OP+1kt1mwqd2

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@je Way down!!

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Post ID: @1vd+1kt1mwqd2

@am Have you followed Ed Zitron & his criticism of AI? One thing Zitron points out is SAAS companies have flat growth. Oracle has this problem. SAP is in the same boat.

If you've flatlined, layoffs + share purchases improve the stock price.

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Post ID: @1g8+1kt1mwqd2

@OP and it is back down today so......

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Post ID: @je+1kt1mwqd2

@OP SAP SE rose as much as 8.8% on Monday, its best day in more than a year, after Nvidia Corp. CEO Jensen Huang pushed back on concerns that AI could upend the software industry. A UBS Group AG basket of European software stocks rose almost 5%.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-06-01/investors-pick-up-bargains-in-europe-s-embattled-software-sector

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Post ID: @b6+1kt1mwqd2

Usually stock high means layoffs and not the opposite..

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Post ID: @ar+1kt1mwqd2

Stock is exploding because of share buybacks that started today. And because Christian had some analysts say that Sapphire was great and that people should buy more stock. It's still good news but no reason to be complacent. It is not a coincidence that the share buybacks were triggered on the same day the low unfiltered score news broke into the news.

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Post ID: @am+1kt1mwqd2

Sure.....I am certain that SAP always put employees first and looks for reasons to keep them employed....yeah.....sure.......

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