Technology Stocks: Key Takeaways
- Tech stocks are in the hottest sectors in the market…
- Some tech stocks may be pure pumps — but you can still trade them…
- Find out more about tech stocks with the potential for big runs…
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Technology stocks dominated the market’s recovery after the March 2020 crash. The last few months haven’t been as good for tech sectors. But I’m still keeping tabs on these stocks. Find out why here (details below).
- TPT Global Tech, Inc. (OTCQB: TPTW … Read our full analysis here.)
- Ozop Energy Solutions, Inc. (OTCMKTS: OZSC … Read our full analysis here.)
- NanoVibronix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NAOV … Read our full analysis here.)
- Salesforce.com Inc. (NYSE: CRM … Read our full analysis here.)
- Innodata Inc. (NASDAQ: INOD … Read our full analysis here.)
- Therapeutic Solutions International, Inc. (OTCPK: TSOI … Read our full analysis here.)
What Are Technology Stocks?
Technology stocks are the stocks for tech-heavy companies … but you knew that already.
The best technology stocks range from household names like Facebook and Microsoft…
To the cheap technology penny stocks that I’ve made more than $7.2 million trading over the past 20+ years.*
Some of these stocks had a historic 2020–21. And even though tech stock momentum has slowed in the last six months, I’ll keep watching these stocks. You never know when one will pop.
What Is the Technology Sector?
Technology isn’t just one sector. Emerging technology stocks come in many forms from 5G to new farming technologies.
It’s the 21st century. Every company relies on technology to some extent. Technology sectors contain stocks where technology plays a defining role. Let’s drill down a bit…
Subcategories of the Technology Sector
In the stay-at-home era, many of the hottest sectors are tech-centric. More than ever we’ve relied on technology to feed, entertain, and connect us.
Some of these tech sectors define our world. The EV sector followed Tesla in becoming one of 2020’s hottest watches. It’s cooled off since February … but I don’t think it’s done yet.
Other tech sectors are easy targets for penny stock pumps. Check out the sketchy crypto press releases after bitcoin’s first-quarter run.
This list of technology stocks includes sectors I’m watching for the future, like AI. It also looks at some of the best technology stocks today, like biotechs.
Top Technology Stocks for 2021
My trading strategy has always relied on news catalysts. And now with more active traders paying attention, the news doesn’t have to be big.
Press releases can move a stock just like real news can. And no one does press releases as well as tech stocks. So if this wasn’t clear before, let me put it in bold…
- These are not technology stocks to invest in.
- They’re not technology stocks to buy now.
- And they’re not technology stocks to buy — period.
They’re simply stocks that are on my watchlist. They’ve all run before. So they have the potential to run again.
What are my top technology stocks to watch for the rest of the year? Let’s get to it…
#1. TPT Global Tech, Inc. (OTCQB: TPTW)
Let’s start this technology stocks watchlist with a recent low-priced runner. TPT Global Tech is a tech company that spans a lot of sectors…
From telecom to content creation, this California company can apparently do it all.
So it shouldn’t come as a surprise that it signed a $3.5 billion contract to build 100,000 smart homes in West Africa.
you absolute morons, $TPTW is just a pump, there’s literally 100+ red flags on this company & you’re either the promoters or too dumb to realize it lol
— Timothy Sykes (@timothysykes) July 17, 2020
To be clear, I don’t know if this tiny company is up to the challenge. I don’t care. All I know is that StocksToTrade’s Breaking News Chat alerted it at the beginning of its spike on August 25.**
At the time of the alert, it was at 1.5 cents. By the next day, it made a high of 6.7 cents. That’s a gain of almost 350%!
Breaking News has been on fire lately. I traded this stock for a single and sold into strength for $1,794 in profits.*
Yep, I left a lot of money on the table, but that’s OK. I want to show what’s possible in a hot market.
It helps to have the most current information on your side.
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#2. Ozop Energy Solutions, Inc. (OTCMKTS: OZSC)
What would a tech stock watchlist look like without Tesla sympathy plays?
This renewable energy company sparked its latest run by name-dropping Tesla in a press release. The stock bounced from 5 cents to 9.3 cents from August 25–26.
I made $963 on a dip buy when it was still on its way up.* I got in for a single, which is the only way I’ll trade a stock like this.
What I didn’t do was trade it because of the Tesla news … That was pure hype. I traded it because it fit my pattern. Less than a day later, the stock was already on its way down.
OZSC is a former runner. It went supernova in February…
Its run was textbook — so much so, I used it to illustrate my 7-Step Pennystocking Framework.
My strategy relies on finding former runners…
In the market, what’s gone up once can go up again.
#3. NanoVibronix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NAOV)
Let’s segue from the truly crap stocks to the merely unpredictable…
NAOV made my high-volume penny stock watchlist in August.
That was after it made a leap from 68 cents to $4.19 on insane volume. Over four days in late July, it traded nearly 66 million shares!
All it took was a press release about wound-healing technology to get the market’s attention.
Now NAOV is on traders’ radar. No one knows if it will make good on its press releases.
All this volume can become a self-fulfilling prophecy. I’ll keep watching it for the next spike. And so will everybody else.
#4. Salesforce.com Inc. (NYSE: CRM)
Let’s look at a stock that most people have heard of.
Salesforce is one of the largest business-to-business technology companies in the world. It provides software that helps businesses to track and manage customer records.
What’s not as well known is the new technology that’s driving this stock’s recent momentum. Salesforce is investing heavily in its AI division. Its big innovation is called Einstein.
Einstein is a product that helps companies track sales prospects. It analyzes a company’s account data to predict sales success.
This might be behind the company recovering its all-time highs.
In July, Salesforce closed a deal to acquire Slack for $28 billion. That combined with a big recent earnings report could prime this company for a breakout.
#5. Innodata Inc. (NASDAQ: INOD)
If you’re looking for lower-priced AI and technology stocks, check out Innodata.
It’s a New Jersey-based info-tech company that started in e-books. Now it helps a worldwide array of clients manage their data.
Along with Salesforce, it earned a spot on my 2021 AI watchlist. Since March 2020, this stock has grinded up 900%!
It’s no longer a penny stock … but that’s not a bad thing. It keeps making new highs.
Unlike some of the stocks on this list, these gains are based on results. Innodata’s latest spike came in response to strong second-quarter earnings.
#6. Therapeutic Solutions International, Inc. (OTCPK: TSOI)
For this next watch, we’re heading to the fast-paced world of biotech…
That’s where companies like Therapeutic Solutions pumping out press releases nearly every day.
It made it onto three consecutive biotech penny stock watchlists in August. It went all the way from 4 cents to 12 cents over the course of the month. That’s close to its all-time high.
I traded it from 8.75 to 9.5 cents in mid-August for a $641 gain.*
The price action was too beautiful to ignore — but I always trade scared on a company like this.
TSOI’s all-time high came in February. That means that there are still bag holders out there. They’re waiting to recoup their losses, which pushes the price down.
More bad news — dilution is always on the horizon. Although the CEO denied the possibility before this recent run.
Technology Stocks: The Bottom Line
I hope this watchlist gives you a sense of what tech stocks have to offer. They run the gamut from the biggest companies in the world to the crappy stocks I love to trade…
This sector can mean potential profits. But you have to be vigilant. Keep your watchlists current and your powder loaded.
The next Tesla could show up at any time.
What do you think about the stocks on this watchlist? Did it give you some ideas for your own watchlists? Let me know in the comments — I love hearing from my readers!
Disclaimers
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