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  • The Three Best Tech Stocks to Buy and Watch in 2021

    The Three Best Tech Stocks to Buy and Watch in 2021

    The Teck stocks are highly surrounded by the bulls.

    The tech market is a vast market and is evolving every single day. Each industry is somewhat a part of the broader tech market, now. Technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, Augmented Reality (AR), Internet of Things (IoT), and other software-based companies have turned into big tech firms.

    With all the focus turning online, the tech firms are the first to benefit from this historic transformation in the digital world. The tech stocks, in general, are growth stocks such as Amazon (AMZN), Apple (APPL), and Facebook (FB).

    In the longer-run, the tech stocks will be getting bigger and there are several other tech firms that have much upside potential. Let’s see the three best tech stocks to buy and watch in 2021.

    Alphabet (GOOGL)

    Alphabet (GOOGL) the parent company that operates the internet deity, Google, is one of the biggest tech’s in the market. The company has delivered robust returns in the past and can continue with the same growth rate over the next decade.

    Google search engine has a global market share upward of 91.9%, which is breathtaking for any company to hold such a big market share. The company has the leadership that has evolved Google into a digital. That leadership is a big positive for the company that would generate healthy profits for several years.

    Another important segment of Google is its Cloud segment which is enhancing and still a relatively small part of the entire company. Google Cloud was able to brag 53%+ and 46%+ revenues in 2019 and 2020, respectively. The Cloud industry is growing at a rapid pace and the demand is increasing every single year. So, with time, this segment would bring massive profits to the company.

    salesforce.com (CRM)

    Saleforce.com (CRM) is a cloud-based software company that is shaping itself to be a part of the future digital world. The company owns the world’s largest cloud-based CRM platform and controls over 20% of the market.

    The company’s revenue surged over 26% in the first nine months of the fiscal year 2021, which ended in January. Salesforce recorded double-digit percentage growth in its sales, service, and marketing, and commerce clouds. Moreover, in the longer run, the company has targeted to achieve over $50 billion in annual revenue by fiscal 2026. So, the company has big motives and is one of the safest bets in the tech market.

    Shopify (SHOP)

    Shopify (SHOP) is a multinational e-commerce firm based in Canada. The company runs one of the biggest e-commerce platforms. It’s a good time to buy Shopify on the dip, as the shares are trading downward around $1,391.25, as we write this.

    The company recently reported its fourth-quarter outcomes, recording revenue growth of 94% to $977.7 million. While the adjusted earnings per share soared by a whopping 267% year-over-year to $1.58 per share. The company surpassed analyst’s estimates on earnings of $1.28 per share and revenue of $910.2 million.

    Jefferies analyst Samad Samana after examining the quarterly report said that the Q4 results were largely in-line with high buy-side expectations. And, 2021 is also expected to continue with strong growth momentum.

    So, investors who are eyeing tech stocks, Alphabet (GOOGL), Salesforce.com (CRM), and Shopify (SHOP) are the stocks to buy and watch this year.

  • What Challenges Have Google And Facebook Been Facing And What Can Investors Expect From The Stocks?

    What Challenges Have Google And Facebook Been Facing And What Can Investors Expect From The Stocks?

    Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google (Alphabet Inc.) on Wednesday, based on a bold claim: Google colluded to exploit online advertisement markets with a major rival, Facebook Inc. The global online ad sales business is dominated by these two firms.

    “Any cooperation between two competitors of this magnitude should raise strong concerns about compliance with antitrust laws.” the Texas complaint says. Google denied the claim, and Facebook refused to comment.

    Obviously, this may entail significant liability on the part of the antimonopoly authorities if the charges are verified.

    The lawsuit relates to an automated advertising technology that guides an online ad to digital advertising. It is intended to raise the fees for putting advertisements that web services, such as news agencies, will earn. The more apps come from a wide variety of sources, the higher the cost.

    In advertisement sales, Google is accused of developing software that gives the social network Facebook advantages. Google may have inflated the cost of ads for its other users due to the proposed contract.

    To judge the prospects of the trial, it is too early. The arrangement referred to in the lawsuit could be presented as a cooperative agreement between the two Internet giants in which Facebook receives from Google services that are required for the functioning of the advertisement network if the specifics of the charges are inconclusive.

    It is very likely that the proceedings will affirm Google’s stance, according to the company, that during the ad sales Facebook does not receive any special data.

    Shares of both businesses respond with high uncertainty, as on Wednesday, nine states entered the Texas lawsuit. More than 80% of Alphabet Inc’s (GOOGL) revenue is accounted for by Google’s ad sales. The latest financial report by Alphabet shows that digital advertising revenue is more than $37 billion per year. Stocks will remain under pressure, but despite this the target of Google (GOOGL) stock will be to hit $1925 per share in the medium term, and Facebook (FB) is $300 per share in the medium term.