Software stocks have taken a beating this year, but Goldman Sachs thinks there are some names in the space that can withstand a sharp economic downturn.
As of Monday, it traded more than 40% below its 52-week high.
Despite all of this, Goldman's Kash Rangan was able to identify some software stocks that can be resilient despite an economic "hard landing," or if the U.S. economy tumbles into a recession.
The tech giant is down about 30% year to date and has fallen 32% since reaching a 52-week high last November.
Goldman rates intuit as a buy and sees upside of roughly 51% from Friday's close.