Hello there - In the last two years, the total market value of the FAANG stocks (that’s Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Alphabet/Google) has quadrupled. In fact, these five stocks carry a market value of over $6 trillion dollars. That’s not surprising. “Big tech” has an increasing hold on our everyday lives. It’s more than smartphones. It’s about the way artificial intelligence is growing. But with that advancement comes concerns about our personal data, privacy and censorship. And that means that these tech giants are drawing the ire of the United States Congress. Right now, that action may be limited to offering more consumer protections for their personal data. However, if the most vocal elements of the Democratic party have their way, things could get very difficult for many tech companies. And that turbulence could spill over into a lot of portfolios. But this is not the time to panic. The tech sector still merits an essential place in your portfolio. This is where the growth has been and will continue to be. Just think about the advances being made in critical areas such as cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. Not to mention the increasing need for technology to support a “work from anywhere” business model. To help you lean into these sectors, we’ve put together this special presentation. We’re giving you seven stocks from companies that will not only be an essential part of our economy, but they should avoid the scrutiny of government regulators. Anytime the words “government regulation” get mentioned in the same sentence as a stock that you own, it’s cause for concern. But a little prudence now can save you a lot of pain later. The stocks in this presentation are leaning into the areas of the economy that are going to show the most strength for the rest of 2021 and beyond. View the “7 Tech Stocks That Will Avoid Government Regulation”
Matthew Paulson
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