Trying to keep a smart eye on the technology sector? Everyone wants to buy into the next Google or Apple early and reap the rich rewards, so here is some help.
First, snatching a stock before a company becomes huge isn’t the only way to win this game. Investing in large companies before a new success can be just as lucrative. These five tech companies are poised for huge success, so if you’re ready to buy, they should be among your top considerations.
We’re starting off with a well-established company, but it is primed for explosive value gains none the less. Twitter has released a slew of upgrades and updates this year that have completely overcome stagnant user gains.
Even though more than 300 million people log in every day, the key to the company improving its trade value comes with raising that number. Increasing average usage time is another area for improvement, and they are making large strides quickly.
Twitter has established itself as one of the main pillars of social media, and anything that involves communication needs to touch Twitter at some point. It is a lynchpin of current marketing and advertising, a major part of the 2016 campaigns and a leader in delivering world news.
The truth is, Twitter is here to stay, and it will keep growing and gaining. Consider this the safe long-term stock to replace Apple.
Dr. Robot
Actually run by the parent company, Intuitive Surgical, Dr. Robot is revolutionizing medicine. The robotics industry has been booming over the last five years anyways, but robotic surgery is spearheading the latest technological revolution.
In the last 15 years, the number of robot-performed operations has increased by more than 570 fold. The rate is expected to increase over the next decade, leading experts to predict robotic medicine to become an $18 billion industry by 2022.
Of all of the things on this list, a company that specializes in making difficult surgeries safer, cheaper and more consistently successful is as sure a bet as can exist in the stock market. If you like the sound of this, keep an eye on other notable startups and buyouts in the industry. They are all primed to make big money.
Alphabet
This is another big name in the tech industry. Alphabet, the now parent company of Google, is a sure bet for a lot of reasons, but in this case the pick is based on AI.
Despite the science fiction warnings and doomsday media articles, AI in the real world is not self-aware or dangerous. It’s an inevitable development that improves automation in absolutely everything.
Alphabet is leagues ahead of the rest of the world in AI development, so you can expect their near-future successes to trump literally every industry in the world. From self-driving cars to government owned utilities, there is no facet of your life that will not see AI enhancements over the next 10 years.
That is why the industry is expected to exceed $70 billion annually as soon as 2020. That’s only a little over three years away, for those of you who are counting.
Virtuix
Virtuix is an industry leader in Virtual Reality (VR). This company is poised to make stock holders a lot of money for two reasons. One there’s a good chance a larger company will scoop them up in a big buy out because their work is essential to VR ascending the expert-predicted $80 billion mark by 2025.
Two, they are in the process of developing several new systems that enable VR users to move throughout virtual worlds without bumping into walls in the real one. They have their hands in a number of other VR related innovations, so you can rest assured that they are a big part of this market.
Niantic
If you haven’t heard of Niantic yet, you have definitely heard of their top selling app by now, Pokemon Go. Niantic broke away from Google right before the corporate restructure, so they’re technically a startup right now, but they are white hot.
They proved experts everywhere right when they said Augmented Reality (AR) is the future of technology. They are paving the way for AR, and you can expect it to be integrated in every smartphone app within the next decade.
Why aren’t they at the top of the list?
They aren’t publicly traded, yet. The buzz has already begun hinting at incorporation, so this is the ultimate tech company to watch and snatch as soon as it becomes available.
Regards,
Ethan Warrick
Editor
Wealth Authority
