Here are some of the E-commerce themes I’ve picked up from the earnings season so far and a list of companies that are thriving.
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Lockdowns around the world have driven more people to online gaming platforms. We look at three gaming companies that are benefiting from this trend.
FAAMG, the acronym for Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google, has been an investor’s favourite. But is it too late to invest?
Should you forget about stock picking and buy a cloud computing ETF instead? We give our take on the pros and cons.
Are there cloud computing related companies that have both a wide moat (read: defensible) and are still growing?
Share prices of many fast-growing tech stocks fell recently. Here’s why I think the stocks I have a vested interest in are still good holds.
There were four US-based companies worth more than a trillion dollars in 2020. We should expect more to emerge over the next decade.
Here’s a guide on how you should go about looking for great US stocks to buy.
The software-as-a-service space looks set for another growth surge, with many chances forinvestors to profit.
US stock prices have rallied by almost 90% since hitting a low in March 2020. But if your view is long enough, stock prices can still rise.
Around four years ago we picked Veeva Systems (NYSE: VEEV) as our top SaaS pick. Nearly 350% gains later, here are the lessons that you can use to find the next Veeva.
These three companies did not allow the crisis to faze them. All three reported higher year on year net profits.
The CEO of a trillion dollar tech giant believes that we are at the dawn of the second wave of digitalisation. And for good reason.
The wave of digitalisation that is sweeping across the globe should greatly benefit these three US stocks.
These companies are growing at breakneck speed and can help to power your investment portfolio.
If two of Indonesia’s most valuable tech companies come together, they can take on bigger rivals. The question is whether this is too late.
These companies have proven their resourcefulness and resilience amid the crisis.
The five FAAMG big tech companies released results this week. All five saw tremendous growth from a year ago. Here are the highlights.
Here I was in Omaha, at the centre of the Woodstock for Capitalists, eight years ago. There is no event that comes close to this AGM.
These five companies have what it takes to continue growing despite the crisis.