From a valuation standpoint, GitLab is the much cheaper stock, trading at a price-to-sales (P/S) multiple of 9.9 times 2025 analyst estimates versus over 23.5 times for SoundHound. It is also worth remembering that GitLab's gross margins are much higher than SoundHound's.

SoundHound AI (NASDAQ:SOUN) fell for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, but the losses accelerated as SOUN stock crumpled 16.4%. The stock is down more than 27% over those three days. More than likely,

Investors and traders looking for an opportunity to “Buy the Dip” on SoundHound shares should maintain a close watch on the $15 price. This price represents the next “psychological” trade level for the stock, followed by $12.5 which is where SoundHound’s bullish 50-day moving average resides.

Tomorrow, the BLS will publish its Consumer Price Index (CPI) report -- and the related read on inflation will likely spur big movement for stocks again. CPI reports have recently been even bigger market movers than the PPI reports, and investors will be looking to the report to weigh the macroeconomic backdrop for growth stocks.