Even as the chip slowdown due to supply chain issues and Covid lockdowns in China continue, demand for SNPS continues unabated.
Visa is a true MegaTrend stock that is not going away anytime soon and will continue to increase again in the not-so-distant future.
NFLX has built a global network for content that continues to outpace its competitors, and it continues to find new ways to break into new markets.
Facebook’s commitment to the metaverse may not pay off short term, but long term, there are big names already diving into this new concept.
AMD is one of the largest chipmakers in the world specializing in microprocessors, motherboard processors, embedded processors, and graphics processors for laptops, servers, and desktops.
Adobe currently is dedicating substantial resources to developing the metaverse, with ever more realistic 3D graphics and lifelike movements.
MCHP continues to develop and sell technologies that are continually in demand as the digital and mobile ages move forward.
The world is rearranging itself, and no matter how bad the events are, the major trends on our planet cannot be stopped.
Today, Intuit has over 14,000 employees around the world, 20 offices in 9 countries, and annual revenues of $9.6 billion.
LVMH isn’t like most retail brands. It’s a relative outperformer in its sector and in this day and age has been able to diversify its business.
Helping to curb the COVID-19 pandemic in various ways, IDEXX generates very enviable cash flow and revenue. In 2021, it reported over $2.7 billion in revenue.
QCOM stock is selling a decent forward PE, has very little short interest against it, and has provided very optimistic forward guidance out to 2023.