Tech stocks have lost about a third of their value in 2022. But investors shouldn’t write off future values: AI and the company are about to boom, with gains of over 100 percent possible
Silicon Valley fires back! Ever since AI startup OpenAI’s chatbot ‘ChatGPT’ went public recently, enthusiasm for forward-looking highs has reignited. 2022 was not a good year for her. Continuing advertising was abruptly halted and the Nasdaq closed down 33%. Can bad news be appreciated now? Chances are good. Because falling prices have masked the potential these companies actually offer. AI sensation ChatGPT shows: The future is not only in our hands, we are already touching it. Even if 2023 may remain volatile, experts advise preparing for the return of future stocks. Based on market analysis and megatrends, we have identified the most important developments of the future and provide the best stocks to go with them. From AI to cloud, alternative energies and more, everything that will matter tomorrow is included.
Return of future shares
2023 is the year we should pay more attention to future high growth stocks. The Nasdaq is down in 2022. It’s true that such stocks can still be volatile in the current macroeconomic environment. Ultimately, however, these companies have always been the best solution when it comes to controlling costs and creating efficiencies during a crisis. Many stocks were rightfully punished in 2022, but many fell victim to the sell-off and bad news prices. Yes, after crises like the dot-com bubble, it sometimes took decades for those values to recover. But company technology is much more embedded in our lives today and plays a bigger role. According to BCG, the majority of companies in 13 countries plan to increase their digital transformation spending again in 2023. “Despite economic difficulties, 60 percent of companies recently surveyed by BCG plan to increase their investments in digital technology and AI in 2023,” according to experts. “During Covid, we saw companies using advanced digital technologies and AI outperform their peers.”
Wedbush analysts predict the technology sector could grow 20 percent this year. The sector is well positioned to thrive even in the midst of a potential economic downturn.
Which industries for the future?
On the one hand, this is due to the brewing storm of mergers, cost-cutting and a strong recovery of key players in big tech, software and cybersecurity. Wedbush favorites include Salesforce, Microsoft and Palo Alto Networks. Many tech stocks are currently trading at a significant discount. Concerns have already been assessed in the courses. So there is no other way but up. “Tech valuations are below five-year averages and the sector is already relatively undervalued, so now is a buying opportunity for quality stocks,” said top tech analyst Dan Ives.
Technology will play a bigger role in people’s lives today than in past recessions. Citi analysts are also optimistic. Even if economic growth slows in 2023, tech stocks could be an exception. However, it can be a “bumpy ride”. However, if the Fed begins to moderate rate hikes, Citi says investors will turn their attention back to growth stocks. While 2023 may still be volatile – think long term. There may be historically low entry opportunities.
You can now read about the 25 stocks we’ve picked for the future in new edition of BÖRSE ONLINE.
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