3Settimana·

Hype around tech stocks

Hi everyone

I am rather new to the subject of shares. So far I have only invested in ETFs such as the $IWDA (-1,15%) & $XMME (-3,56%) ETF. Now I'm wondering whether it's worth investing in tech stocks (with a focus on chip manufacturers) such as $AMD (-4,64%) , $INTC (-4,81%) or $NVDA (-1,87%) to the current values? I am increasingly reading reports that most of these companies are overvalued. What do you think?

I look forward to interesting comments and your opinion.

6 Commenti

Christian@KretzscheOne

3Settimana

You're too late for the party. From a risk perspective, I wouldn't go in there again.

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edumarbar@emppsb

3Settimana

If you’re new to invest just keep adding to the world etf, you can’t go wrong with that. What you can do is add an etf to give you edge to tech like $IUIT or $XNAS and that’s it. $IUIT covers those and much more

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EugeneKrabs@Danicx13

3Settimana

They are currently doing too well. I would save the Etfs and buy a few satellite stocks that are currently not so highly valued - see consumer goods

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DieEnte7@DieEnte7

3Settimana

It's hard to say, but I also think that the outlook for tech stocks is intact in the long term, but will have to correct at some point. If you have a tech stock that you would like to be in, you can also invest 30-50% of what you actually want to invest. This will give you a foot in the door, but you can also potentially buy more if prices correct.

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Shell@Shell

3Settimana

As beginner, I would recommend a tech etf as addition to your etf’s for low risk extra tech exposure. But to first wait for a big dip before you get in. Because you are right, prices are (too) high and hyped on short term. Although I believe in long term gains. Can recommend $IUIT , $XAIX, $SMH depending on specific profile you want or classic nasdaq etf like $CSNDX

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Gerald@Irlandfan

3Settimana

When I bought into AMD, there was a setback shortly afterwards, which I would wait and see, but one thing is certain: such shares are not for the faint-hearted, with steep ups and downs.

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