Roku Inc. (ROKU) has been having some good days in early November, and it’s perfectly positioned to capitalize on the rise of streaming; but its future is not necessarily certain. The streaming platform has had to deal with some price instability after its quick rise, and now the question of whether its freemium pricing model can meet consumer demand is surfacing. Meanwhile, the digital streaming market is full of tough competitors – and there are two more prominent than ever, ready to hash it out. This is one battle you need to watch closely, as the winner could spell out huge profits for whomever latches on now. Click here to watch.
As fears of overexposure to the China trade dispute in the microchip and semiconductor sectors are being proven wrong, the market rallies. Investors are realizing that the banned Chinese company, Huawei, is not as tightly woven into those sectors as it had feared, and strong demand for chips will be driven on by the pending rollout of 5G technology. This means that those entire sectors are currently undervalued. As the new 5G upgrade cycle promises to keep demand high for years to come, there’s one company in this sector whose sales are up 24% since the market rally, and whose earnings are doubling nearly every three years – meaning huge growth potential if you latch on now. Click here to watch.
If all you did was look at the headlines, you’d think this is a terrible time to invest in initial public offerings (IPOs).
Just take a look at this recent riff from Forbes, “Why WeWork Won’t Work! – Hello Neumann!,” or Bloomberg’s announcement, “Endeavor Makes Last-Minute Call to Yank IPO as Conditions Sour.” Big time financial news is clearly in love with the idea that anyone getting hyped up for a big name IPO is just setting themselves up for disappointment.
On paper, that narrative makes sense.
WeWork’s attempt at an IPO saw an optimistic estimated valuation of $47 billion falling to less than $14 billion before the offering was abandoned entirely. The loss was so devastating that the CEO resigned over it.
Not only that, but Peloton Interactive Inc. (PTON) dropped 11.2% in its first day of trading on Sept. 26, a decline which, according to The Wall Street Journal, directly influenced the decision of talent firm, The Endeavor Group, to also put off its own new stock debut out of fear of poor market conditions.
But what the media isn’t telling you is that tech and life sciences firms are still IPO leaders. That segment of the market is actually doing quite well overall.
With that in mind, today I’m going to reveal why tech IPOs are so important to the market and show you how to profit from this lucrative trend…
The fear among tech investors – regarding the FANGs, in particular – is ramping up now that the House Committee received bipartisan support in seeking information from Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple execs. The Nasdaq is down 0.23% in the past five days, and millions of investors are worried that the FANG run is over – but you shouldn’t be. Michael lets you in on two huge opportunities that are down right now but won’t be for long. Plus, one of them could run to $3,000 a share within 36 months. Click here to watch.
The big question facing investors right now is if tech is still the way to make money for the remainder of 2019. The tech-heavy Nasdaq is up 22% on the year but down 3.5% in August, after fears of “recessions” and “FANGs no more” stream across headlines. But, those fears aren’t something you need to worry about for now – especially when you have these six high-growth tech leaders in your portfolio. Plus a “bonus” pick that’s up 370% this year… but still could have room to run.
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