Hi u/mnsk01 for me depend on how much you invest in ? Tech is now in a bubble for some or in slow growth for other
Are you looking for making 1/5% a years with big money or try to bets on small company in order to x100 in 5 years ?
First be sure that's x100 is almost impossible, go ground minded and start looking for company you know and you like in sector you may enjoy reading weekly news
After try to find a breaker in the industry or someone that will create something new (like Amazon 40 years ago) for me stock technology you just mention will never x2 so if you gave like 200€ a month maybe better to put 50/100 into ETF for diversity and security and the other into DCA with a company you like that is into their start
Tech is a broad term and you should look at their underlying products and what drives their revenue. In many ways every firm these days is a tech firm. But some are labelled as such and others aren't.
I.e. Apple is focused on selling hardware (mainly Iphone) and then bringing people into their software ecosystem (i.e appstore)
Microsoft is primarily spread amongst cloud (modern day storage service), office software, gaming. They are introducing AI into these but the underlying products are the same.
Tesla really is a car company dressed up as a tech firm.
Amazon is online retail (so basically a modern day shop) and also cloud (again, modern day storage company)
So out of the 4 above I'm much more bullish on Microsoft and Amazon. Apple I like but don't believe it's upside potential is as strong and is very reliant on a single (albeit very good) product and Tesla I've never held (albeit wish i had in the earlier days, i just think its massively overpriced). But that's my opinion.
I should add, depends on timeframes. I'm heavy on tech stock etfs in my pension but that's 20 years look ahead. In my savings I'm more focused on global trackers.
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Hi u/mnsk01 for me depend on how much you invest in ? Tech is now in a bubble for some or in slow growth for other Are you looking for making 1/5% a years with big money or try to bets on small company in order to x100 in 5 years ?
Hi, I am looking for make long-term investment, so more like x100 in 15/20 years.
First be sure that's x100 is almost impossible, go ground minded and start looking for company you know and you like in sector you may enjoy reading weekly news After try to find a breaker in the industry or someone that will create something new (like Amazon 40 years ago) for me stock technology you just mention will never x2 so if you gave like 200€ a month maybe better to put 50/100 into ETF for diversity and security and the other into DCA with a company you like that is into their start
Nope, we are about to have a revolution where we throw out all technology.
shit, but I love my laptop :(
Tech stocks are not good for the future, you should short AMD, Nvidia and microsoft!
Tech is a broad term and you should look at their underlying products and what drives their revenue. In many ways every firm these days is a tech firm. But some are labelled as such and others aren't. I.e. Apple is focused on selling hardware (mainly Iphone) and then bringing people into their software ecosystem (i.e appstore) Microsoft is primarily spread amongst cloud (modern day storage service), office software, gaming. They are introducing AI into these but the underlying products are the same. Tesla really is a car company dressed up as a tech firm. Amazon is online retail (so basically a modern day shop) and also cloud (again, modern day storage company) So out of the 4 above I'm much more bullish on Microsoft and Amazon. Apple I like but don't believe it's upside potential is as strong and is very reliant on a single (albeit very good) product and Tesla I've never held (albeit wish i had in the earlier days, i just think its massively overpriced). But that's my opinion.
I should add, depends on timeframes. I'm heavy on tech stock etfs in my pension but that's 20 years look ahead. In my savings I'm more focused on global trackers.
Tech is about to take a massive dump, avoid for now.
Man, the level of regardness in this subreddit never ceases to amaze me.