The cloud computing sector's grown more than 306% since 2013 - from a "mere" $58.6 billion to more than $236 billion last year.
Indeed, the numbers indicate cloud computing is likely to grow another 204% to top $718 billion by 2027.
And Michael's convinced this firm could continue to do four times better than the sector as a whole... .
The cloud computing sector's grown more than 306% since 2013 - from a "mere" $58.6 billion to more than $236 billion last year.
Indeed, the numbers indicate cloud computing is likely to grow another 204% to top $718 billion by 2027.
And Michael's convinced this firm could continue to do four times better than the sector as a whole... .
While the healthcare market demand for chronic and acute health conditions hasn't decreased a bit, the COVID-19 pandemic has made it riskier to make a doctor's visit.
That's put telemedicine, and the broader digital healthcare field, on everyone's radar.
And one small digital healthcare firm's in a great position to profit right now....
Nowadays, package delivery seems to be a usually seamless, hassle-free process, thanks to high-tech robots and intricate logistics AI.
And the best part is, the same $158 billion technology that allows FedEx to easily "accomplish the impossible" is coming into Americans' homes... .
Stocks are off to a wild start this year as the GameStop (NYSE: GME) saga sent markets into a frenzy.
But this volatility knocked many excellent tech stocks are off their highs for no particular reason.
That's an opportunity for us.
This means great stocks can be found at a discount and can make for a great entry point if you might have missed out on a big run up.
I'm looking at companies where the story hasn't changed, only the share price.
These companies are still leaders in the major themes I've looked at over the past year.
I'm talking about e-commerce, connected TV and the growth in digital data.
That's giving you the perfect opportunity to buy these top tech stocks at a great discount...
The GameStop saga might be coming to an end soon - shares have fallen as low as $81 as of midday Tuesday.
Let's be clear: The tech trend underlying this remarkable story isn't over by a long shot. There's much more disruption to come.
I'm talking about financial technology - "fintech."
Fintech is what's enabled the exponential, rapid growth of mobile investing and trading apps like Robinhood, which has in turn opened up the capital markets to more than 12 million new investors over the course of the pandemic.
Fintech is about much more than trading; it's about much more than payments.
It's changing how people invest, shop, save, pay - how people deal with money, period. Fintech "touches" around 5% of global e-commerce sales (excluding China). That sounds miniscule, at first, but we're talking big bucks here - around $166 billion and counting.
If you were wondering if you should buy Apple stock, don't wait too long.
Before 2021 is over Apple will introduce its first major product line since the Apple Watch.
Like the Watch, this new device will be wearable. While it won't look out of the ordinary, it will be capable of some extraordinary things.
And it will be a key catalyst in driving the next big Apple stock rally...
Cybersecurity will be one of the Biden administration’s top priorities, especially after the fairly recent SolarWinds attacks.
Indeed, global cybersecurity could potentially grow to $281 billion by 2029.
And this cybersecurity firm specializing in preventing critical attacks could not only help the government defend America, but also hand you double the profits… .
Facebook’s currently in the middle of a controversy over the role “Big Tech” should – or shouldn’t – play in regulating speech, with the federal government and some 46 state attorneys general actively seeking the breakup of the world’s most successful social media site.
Playing this space just right can give savvy tech investors double the market’s return….
It is amazing to think Western Union debuted the first electronic fund transfer 150 years ago in 1871.
Way before the internet, computers and even the telephone, this first payment was done via the telegraph and proved to be immensely successful.
Today, it's grown into an entire industry of it's own: fintech.
Now the industry today is much more than sending payments.
It's managing funds, trading stocks, cryptocurrency, lending, payment plans and much more, all conducted through apps on your phone or on a computer.
Now, I'm looking at another fintech opportunity for our readers.
It's one you won't want to miss...
This will be the year of the SPAC.
But not all SPACs are worth buying.
With over 200 blank-check companies reaching public markets in 2020 it pays to be selective.
Some SPAC mergers have been big let downs for investors.
But the most successful SPACs have had one thing in common: excellent management.
As a technology investor, I have been watching many of these companies form and I've been digging into the management behind each and every one of them to share with you what is on the horizon.
There are the three best SPACs to watch right now...
Google and Facebook are selling off right now because investors are worried about regulator lawsuits – here’s how to play them.
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When you think advertising, Madison Avenue should come to mind; TV, radio, and print have been dominant advertising tools for decades.
But digital advertising is about to change all that.
Indeed, the advertising company Michael's showing you today zoomed nearly 400% since its March lows, and it's just getting started... .
If 2020 holds any lessons for us - and I think it does - surely the power of preparedness is right up there.
This past year was remarkable in many ways, but what stood out to me most in 2020 was the rapid adoption of tech in business. In short, the coronavirus pandemic forced most companies to adapt to remote work. Those that couldn't suffered; brick-and-mortar business was one of COVID-19's biggest casualties.
In this environment, three industries quickly emerged as frontrunners, and my experience tells me they'll build on and even exceed that performance in the year ahead of us; I'll be watching these like a hawk in 2021, because I expect to see substantial growth and, even better, outsized returns for folks with the wisdom to get in on the ground floor... Full Story
The $2 trillion tech sector became the ace up America’s sleeve during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Indeed, 2020 was the year tech saved America and 2021 will be the year it helps make regular investors a fortune, particularly if they focus here….
As 5G expands throughout the world of mobile technology, Qualcomm Inc.
(NASDAQ: QCOM) will continue to be a major player in the global rollout.
Qualcomm is a global leader in developing, supplying, and licensing the technology to connect people to 5G through their mobile devices.
The market is so massive.
There are more mobile devices than toothbrushes in the world, after all... QCOM stock has been on the rise in 2020 (up 66%) as mobile phone usage is increasing.
And as 5G continues to expand, investors should expect QCOM stock to rise with it for years to come.
The exploding demand for this technology includes the new 5G iPhone, makes this a tech stock worth looking at.
Qualcomm is the driving force behind 5G, and its launch, development, and expansion.
Here is our complete analysis of the company, including our Qualcomm stock prediction.
