Will big tech companies enter the wealth management market?
Their systems and processes could make the sector more inclusive
Their systems and processes could make the sector more inclusive
Is now the time to sell out of Amazon, Google, Facebook and Netflix?
The five tech giants saw an average loss of 2.2% when the market opened for the new year
While only 18% of investors are overweight in global tech, Faangs are still popular
In the US alone $12trn is under management with ESG-integrated companies
Recent tech valuations have the potential to plummet 95%
Valuation metrics for Tesla and Faang stocks split investors
Technology is undoubtedly today’s most discussed investment sector, with the high-profile FAANGs front and centre of most conversations. But it is important to recognise the opportunities within the diverse tech sector run far deeper, says Jacob Mitchell, portfolio manager and chief investment officer of Antipodes Partners.
Technology stocks have recently come under significant pressure, dragged down by the sharp fall in the Faangs. But is the sector in a bubble that is about to burst or just going through a healthy correction?
Despite their hefty price tag, the FANG stocks and Apple have had remarkable staying power, surviving a sell-off and reaching record share price highs. But has the relative safety of the tech giants come to an end?
They are used to double-digit revenue growth and boast some of the most well-known brands in the world, but do the likes of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google (FANG) still offer opportunities this year?