Is 2022 The Year To Accumulate Big Tech Stocks?

Jack Kouzi, Director for Strategy, VFS Group

27-Apr-22 07:00

Is 2022 The Year To Accumulate Big Tech Stocks?

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Major indices in the US continue their route as earnings results from the big tech stocks such as Alphabet Inc., Texas Instruments Inc. and Microsoft Corp. disappoint. But is this the time to buy the dip not just in the US but also in China and Southeast Asia? Jack Kouzi, Director for Strategy, VFS Group shares his thoughts with us. Image credit: Unsplash.com

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Categories: trends and forecasts, markets, technology, tech, investments

Tags: china tech stocks, tech stocks, us tech stocks, china markets, us markets, asian markets, asean markets, big tech, microsoft, alphabet inc,

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