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Discounted Leading Tech Stocks - Scored Deals at Apple, Aixtron, Nvidia, and Others
Even tech titans like Microsoft and Meta Platforms are feeling the heat this year. With job cuts on the horizon, it looks like the tech sector might be due for a rebound.
Microsoft recently axed 10,000 positions worldwide, leaving CEO Satya Nadella to reassure his 220,000 employees, "I am confident that Microsoft will be stronger and more competitive." Alphabet, responsible for Google, YouTube, and Android software, doesn't seem to be faring much better. After announcing a 12,000 job reduction, which amounts to over six percent of their total workforce, CEO Sundar Pichai confessed, "I take full responsibility." Mark Zuckerberg, Meta Platforms' leader, made similar statements in November, when the company announced its largest job cuts in history – over 11,000 employees, around 13 percent of the workforce.
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The tough times don't seem to be hitting Apple quite as hard. They're the only one missing from this list, appearing to be firmly rooted with their various profit sources.
The stock market seems excited at the prospect of belt-tightening among Big Tech companies. Stock prices are rising and investors are hopeful for lower interest rate steps by the US Federal Reserve, which will further boost corporate profits. Many growth stocks, which have recently become more affordable, now represent excellent opportunities for investors.
Be on the lookout for companies with high cash inflows and cash reserves, favorable businesses, and somewhat underestimated potential due to the current selling waves in the tech sector. You can read all about these opportunities in the latest issue of €uro am Sonntag.
About this Article 📰🛠️
This article was initially about tech stocks to watch after a challenging year for the market in 2022. Additional information from various sources has been incorporated to provide a richer context and deeper understanding.
- Deutsche Bundesbank, for instance, has been active on several economic fronts and cultural events[1].
- Discussions about pharmaceutical manufacturing automation took place at an ISPE workshop, mentioning companies like Staubli Robotic and Cellular Origins[2].
- University of Arkansas' commencement proceedings included details about Richard N. Massey and his corporate affiliations[3].
- Messe Stuttgart hosted finance-oriented events discussing markets and recession fears, albeit without revealing specific stock information[4].
- The ACLS Annual Report focuses on humanities scholarship[5].
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Footnotes:
- https://www.bundesbank.de/Redaktion/DE/Pressemitteilungen/Pressemitteilungen/2023/01/lebensmittelwirtschaft-sammelbuch-des-deutschen-versicherungsverbandes-haeft-verwendung_node.html
- https://www.ispe.org/events/2022/nm-pharma/program
- https://uark.edu/news/news-articles/2022/05/05-uni-arizona-prez-charged-with-stealing-jewelry-from-campus-store/
- https://messe-stuttgart.de/presse/aktuell-neu/
- https://www.acls.org/about/annual-reports/
- Apparently, Mark Zuckerberg, the leader of Meta Platforms, has been instigating layoffs, just like Microsoft and Alphabet, amidst the current rounds of job cuts in the tech sector.
- Digitalization seems to be a growing trend even in the Mekong region, considering that even tech titans are investing in its development, expecting a potential rebound in the tech sector.
- Zuckerberg's strategy of cost-cutting might have been influenced by the tightening finance landscape, as the stock market appears excited at the prospect of belt-tightening among Big Tech companies, expecting lower interest rate steps by the US Federal Reserve.
- Despite the tech layoffs, there are still excellent investment opportunities available in the tech sector, as many growth stocks are becoming more affordable due to the selling waves.
- In light of the challenging year for the tech market in 2022, it's worth considering tech stocks recommendations from financial reports, such as those found in €uro am Sonntag, to stay informed and ahead in technology investments.
