Top 3 Tech Stocks to Buy in the Long Term.

  Top 3 Tech Stocks to Buy in the Long Term. The best way to select long-term winning tech stocks to diversify the portfolio is to review the following. While the world we live in today is more digital than ever, technology is developing on the one hand and innovations are entering traditional non-technical industries on the other. High-quality technology stocks can provide solid long-term returns on investment, but these stocks can also be misleading and often unprofitable. In addition, innovations arising from competition may continue to be a constant threat. Now, it is useful to take a look at three important technology stocks.

Tesla

As it is known, Tesla's TSLA (NASDAQ) $808,69 +2,97 (+%0,37) Model S pioneered the electric vehicle industry ten years ago. While increasing its deliveries during this time, Tesla is expected to continue to grow with other initiatives including solar power and autonomous driving. Therefore, Tesla's leadership in the category (79% market share in the USA) may translate into continued growth in the coming years. Investors have a lot to look forward to.

Netflix

Young investors are unaware that there was no such thing as streaming more than a decade ago. Thanks to Netflix NFLX (NASDAQ) $626,65 +1,71 (+%0,27), they moved from mail-order DVDs in 2007 to streaming content, and before that is history.

Top 3 Tech Stocks to Buy in the Long Term.

The company has spent years creating its own content and continues to drive its growth, expanding outside of the United States. Netflix started generating solid operating cash flows of $713 million in the first six months of this year. The company's investment in content appears to be worthwhile and continues to attract investors.

Facebook

As it is known, Facebook FB (NASDAQ) $325,50 +1,73 (+%0,53) owns not only the social media platform with the same name, but also other leading networks such as Instagram and messaging application WhatsApp. Today, more than 2.8 billion people use a Facebook product every month. This also causes significant revenue streams for the company through advertising. The company currently owns the virtual reality hardware company Oculus, and The metadatabase business has a large staff of dedicated staff. Metaverse is thought to be worth $280 billion by 2025, and Facebook's advertising presence is sure to be felt in it.  

Source: The Motley Fool

 

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