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The Death of Big Tech

Why we believe big tech is "dead".

EYE ON THE STOCKMARKET - PODCAST TRANSCRIPT

Welcome to the Golden Eagle Eye - Eye on the Stock Market segment featuring macroeconomic and stock market commentary. We have Robert Zuccaro with us, Founder & CIO of Golden Eagle Strategies. He is a quant pioneer specializing in aggressive growth stock investing and author of the book "How Wall Street Reshaped America’s Destiny".

Today, we discuss the death of big tech.

I want to talk about the death of big tech. Over the past 10 years, and this is 10 years ending 2021:

- Google's sales grew by 23% annualized, in the last quarter they grew by 6%.

- Apple grew its revenues by 13% annualized for 10 years, their rate of growth has dropped 8%.

- Facebook (or renamed Meta) annualized at 15%, their sales were -4% in the last quarter.

- Amazon annualized 27%, dropping to 15%.

- Netflix annualized 26%, dropping to 6%.

- Microsoft annualized 14%, dropping to -2%.

- Tesla annualized 64%, dropping to 24%.

And you know what's very interesting in the current environment, this surprised me. In the last quarter, S&P revenues grew on average 13% versus 8% for NASDAQ companies. So that underscores a trend that big tech, and we're talking about the big tech companies, will never dominate like they have in the 10-year period ending 2021.

Technology still has a big footprint on the US economy. However, the tech companies that are going to lead the way up will be small to mid-size tech companies that will be growing very rapidly. As a result of that, once again, the NASDAQ over the next five years, over the next 10 years should outperform the S&P 500index.

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The Death of Big Tech

Why we believe big tech is "dead".

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