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If you’re looking to expand your portfolio in 2022, a tech company might be a perfect choice. We’ve followed the stock market and its trends closely, and now we can help you make a decision.

Number 1. Alphabet Inc. (02:38)

Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has had an absolutely fantastic year. In fact, it’s been their best since 2009 — the corporation’s stock is up 65%, leaving all other competitors far behind.

Number 2. Zoom (03:55)

If a single company benefited from the pandemic, it’s definitely Zoom. The video conferencing platform gained an incredible boost in 2020 when its shares grew by 1,000%.

Number 3. Meta Platforms (04:50)

The fact is that 3.5 billion people use Meta’s platforms, whether it’s Facebook, Instagram, or WhatsApp. That number is sure to keep growing, and other exciting projects are surely in store.

Number 4. Amazon (05:38)

According to analysts, Amazon’s revenue and earnings will keep rising next year as well. The growth may stabilize a little, but ultimately, Amazon is sure to remain dominant in its industry.

Number 5. Shopify (06:14)

There’s hardly an e-commerce solution that’s quite as effective or popular as Shopify. The numbers confirm this too — in the last quarter, Shopify’s revenue jumped by 46%.

Number 6. Electronic Arts (07:02)

Right now, they are selling at a low price — around $132. That means acquiring a few shares won’t be too difficult, nor will it empty your wallet.
Is it worth it to invest in EA, though?

Well, we expect quite an optimistic future for the company.

Number 7. Zynga (07:58)

Zynga has excellent development resources and marketing team, and while these positive sides might not yet be so obvious when looking at the stock market, we’re sure they will be.

Number 8. Unity Software (08:44)

There’s hardly a platform as popular for developing video games as Unity. About half of all console and PC games and 70% of all mobile games were developed in it.

Number 9. Microsoft (09:21)

When it comes to investing, Microsoft is a pretty safe bet. Windows is to this day the most widely-used operating system in the world, and the Office productivity software holds near-monopoly in its domain.

Number 10. Uber Technologies (10:01)

During the pandemic, Uber, the transportation and logistics corporation, took quite a hit. But now that the world is slowly getting back to its feet, Uber is once again everyone’s first choice when they need a ride.

Number 11. Apple (10:35)

Microsoft’s toughest competitor is, without a doubt, Steve Jobs’s brainchild Apple. With iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers among Apple’s products, it’s clear why this tech giant is as popular as it is.

Number 12. Netflix (11:17)

Over the years, Netflix has become a real streaming giant, currently counting over 200 million subscribers.

Number 13. Intel (12:00)

As long as we use PCs as they are now, Intel’s products will be necessary, and the company will thrive.

Number 14. Cisco Systems (12:40)

In many ways, Cisco Systems provides the backbone of the internet. After all, the company manufactures, develops, and sells hardware, software, and telecommunications equipment.

Number 15. Asana (13:20)

Its workspace collaboration software helped its shares advance by more than 280% in 2021. In fact, ever since its debut on the market, Asana has performed exceptionally, and it’s only just getting started.

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