How will emerging trends or sectors such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, augmented reality and quantum computing impact the tech industry and provide opportunities for investors?
Which tech stocks are expected to be the most robust growth generators in 2023 and what strategies can investors adopt to maximise rewards?
What macroeconomic factors should investors consider when evaluating potential investments, and how might these factors impact the sector's growth and profitability?
Tech Investing in a higher rate era
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ABOUT THE EVENT
ABOUT THE EVENT
The tech sector has faced significant challenges recently with mass layoffs, the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and escalating interest rates fostering an uncertain investment environment. The tailwinds created by the Covid-19 pandemic have calmed down, yet supply-chain issues within the industry persist and even mega-cap tech groups such as Meta and Microsoft have been affected in this near recession environment.
Nevertheless, the ubiquity of technology in our daily lives and recent developments in the field of artificial intelligence underscore the attractiveness of the sector for investors, and continued growth over the medium-term looks assured. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index gained 16.8 percent in the first quarter of 2023; the Nasdaq’s strongest quarter since 2020. In this context, the big questions include: what strategies should investors adopt in a higher rate era? Which tech stocks are poised to demonstrate the strongest growth capabilities in 2023, and how can investors best position themselves to gain an advantage?
Hosted by Investors' Chronicle in partnership with Allianz Technology Trust, this one-hour webinar will explore the current challenges facing the sector and provide insights into effective investment practices and selective strategies for investing in tech.
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