1 Growth Stock Down 25% to Buy Hand Over Fist on the Dip
The operational diversity of this $1.9 trillion tech giant makes it a great investment in tough times.
The world’s leading software company, Microsoft is the force behind the Windows operating systems and the Office suite of software.
Symbol | Last Price | Market Cap | % Δ 1 Yr | % Δ 5 Yr |
---|---|---|---|---|
MSFT
Microsoft
|
$254.08 | $1,996B | 9.7% | 319.7% |
TTD |
$50.78 | $26B | 5.1% | 938.7% |
SHOP |
$360.62 | $47B | -66.0% | 304.6% |
TWLO |
$97.61 | $18B | -65.8% | 317.4% |
ZM |
$84.69 | $27B | -70.6% |
The operational diversity of this $1.9 trillion tech giant makes it a great investment in tough times.
These steady stocks are highly attractive following a 27% decline in the Nasdaq.
These companies are posting growth where it counts and trade at fair valuations.
These companies can be steady income payers in a volatile market.
The second-largest company in the U.S. has a huge effect on the market.
Sony seems to be losing its edge in a market that it dominated for years.
Highlights from the software giant's recent investor update.
Which tech titan is the better investment right now?
The cloud industry is on track to become a multi-trillion-dollar opportunity annually within the next decade.
Making a bigger-picture portfolio plan is more important than just picking a few seemingly solid stocks.
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