recommended tech stocks?

[lezinterracial]

recommended tech stocks?

They all seem a bit overpriced, but what do you want to pump?

[Ferus]

if you are in for the long haul, go with hydrogen
Plug Power, Inc.(PLUG) will grow

Stick to stocks that trade in your own currency, because Covid is hitting in unpredictable patterns

[grzepa]

I'm not touching tech stocks, I believe they are highly overpriced. I'd buy Boeing now.

[InfoGuy]

Growth in data will translate into growth for data storage. Western Digital (WDC) recently broke out of it's 50 day MA and at $41.50 trades at a fraction of revenues, compared to other cloud stocks like Snowflake (SNOW) that trade at 168x revenues.

[Porko]

Originally Posted by lezinterracial

recommended tech stocks?

They all seem a bit overpriced, but what do you want to pump?

Hey. I made a lot of money buying Netflix, Amazon and Apple stocks a few years ago. For example, my profit with Netflix is 520% so far - Unfortunately I only invested 200k with them. I would strongly recommend you to buy Amazon stocks, it's a company that has a lot of potential ot grow.

If you are more conservative, you can buy an ETF like: https://etfdb.com/etf/VGT/#holdings where you buy at the same time, stocks from main tech companies at the same time.

Finally, I always recommend to buy Vanguard S&P500 (they also pay dividends).

Feel free to ask me whatever you want

[pornguy]

Originally Posted by Ferus

if you are in for the long haul, go with hydrogen
Plug Power, Inc.(PLUG) will grow

Stick to stocks that trade in your own currency, because Covid is hitting in unpredictable patterns

I got into this at about 2$ per share. I have stayed with them and dont plan to move away. they make batteries for big machinery and will continue to grow. I would say in the next 5 years they will break the 100$ range or more. Still low enough to get into and make some cash.