Not exact matches
Veteran internet
analyst Colin Sebastian explained why investors might not want to abandon large - cap
tech stocks just yet.
«The problem is that Apple's covered by
tech analysts, not consumer product guys, which is part of why truly brilliant people... end up making mistakes about the
stock.»
A lot of technology
stocks have struggled over the last week —
tech stocks on the S&P 500 are down nearly 2 % in April — but, clearly, many
analysts think that 2U, which only went public in March, will still be a winner.
Plus, an 8 % pop in Amazon's
stock may still seem daunting to shareholders: Despite
analysts and investors warning against overvaluing
tech stocks, the sector came roaring back Monday, with Alphabet's
stock up nearly 2 % and Apple
stock up nearly 3 %.
Money - losing
tech companies don't usually get that kind of love: Only 30 % of
analysts that follow Tesla rate that
stock a buy, and only 12 % of
analysts that cover Twitter do the same.
Some
analysts have also suggested that
tech stocks lack the fundamentals to justify high valuations.
«I've been very suspicious of the rally this year in the
tech sector and particularly in the FANG
stocks,» Mati Greenspan, senior market
analyst at eToro, told CNBC in an email.
As Apple
stock sputters along, one
analyst details risks for the
tech giant that no one's talking about.
Veteran internet
analyst Colin Sebastian explained why investors might not want to abandon large - cap
tech stocks.»
Many market
analysts and investors have called the recent melt - up in technology
stocks as the equivalent of a
Tech Bubble 2.0.
But
analysts believe
tech stocks are in free - fall because of the data privacy scandal consuming Facebook.
This is from February 2016, where he single - handedly, he says... I'll just read the quote: «No one may have contributed more to the decline of traditional TV
stocks this past summer and fall and to the rise of the new
tech - centered TV industry, especially his most passionate cause, than this
analyst.»
In this clip from Industry Focus:
Tech, Motley Fool
analyst Dylan Lewis interviews Indiegogo founder Slava Rubin and MicroVentures founder Bill Clark — about how investing in equity crowdfunding deals is different than investing in the
stock market, and how companies like MicroVentures and Indiegogo perform due diligence on the projects and companies for which they enable funding.
A lot of money is being spent on research and acquisitions in
tech stocks, but companies and
analysts commonly leave these costs out, saying that these expenditures will produce more income in the future.
A 44 - year - old financial
analyst from Sherborn, Massachusetts, Silva spends most of his time behind a desk tracking high -
tech stocks.
Although FANGs have consistently delivered positive returns, some
analysts believe that these
tech stocks are a mirror image of the
tech stocks that delivered similar momentum prior to the dotcom crash.
In June 2017,
analysts in firms such as Goldman Sachs and UBS stated that the high valuations and unusual low volatility attached to these
stocks are similar to
tech stocks which crashed after the
tech bubble burst in 2000.
But Wall Street often has high expectations for growth stage
tech stocks like Spotify, reminds
analyst Mark Mulligan, and falling short can result in a tumbling
stock price, even if the growth trend is solid.
That said, some
analysts have been warning that
tech stocks have been overpriced, and were due a correction, regardless of the recent revelations.
Analysts are now making some bold
tech stock predictions for 2017.
But it's still way too early to get the hype train started, especially when the news is coming from a financial
analyst who presumably only cares how that
tech will affect Apple's
stock performance.
A
Tech Analyst will monitor
stock market patterns and make predictions about future performance.