I’ll admit, I’m a bull on tech stocks — even if the sector has had a rough year as concerns overspending by some of the biggest names have taken their toll. Consumer and energy stocks are the biggest drivers of the market right now, with technology stocks taking a breather.
Does this mean you should pull money out of tech stocks? not at all. Every industry — and even entire markets — experience declines from time to time. This is the cyclical nature of the market at work.
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While it may be tempting to try to time the market and move money back and forth, this is rarely a profitable way to invest. More often than not, you make the mistake of buying and miss the opportunity to profit from the rally.
You can clearly see this decline when you consider the following factors Roundhill Seven ETFswhich holds stock in all seven of the “Big Seven” companies. The ETF’s stock price is now down nearly 9% from its all-time high.
But I think there’s at least one Qixiong stock worth buying right now. That’s the biggest company out there NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA).
There are some technology stocks, such as Amazon, letter, meta platformand Microsoftthe decline these days is due to concerns that they are overspending on the advanced infrastructure needed to build data centers to run state-of-the-art artificial intelligence (AI) platforms. Some analysts worry that the companies, which plan to spend as much as $700 billion this year alone, won’t make enough money on the back end to make the investment worthwhile.
But Nvidia doesn’t have that problem because it’s one company Sell A critical piece of infrastructure – specifically, hyperscalers need to purchase hundreds of graphics processing units to bundle into their data centers. That means Nvidia’s profits are all but locked in — especially when you consider the extreme demand for Nvidia products from tech companies.
Sales in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2026 (ended January 25) increased 73% year-on-year to $68.1 billion. This does not include Nvidia’s new Rubin chip, which will be launched this year. Rubin chips are more powerful and efficient than Nvidia’s Blackwell and Hopper chips, which continue to drive the company’s sales.
