Technology Sector
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9 statements about Technology Sector, every show
Moyo: Altered Trajectory limits tech exposure to focus on core human needs.
“Concentration is a big risk that we manage actively. Not getting too carried away with tech, tech light, or tech adjacent. There's a lot of opportunity in what I would call bog standard elements of human existence. Food, pharmaceuticals, healthcare. Not gettin…”
Jain: GQG cut tech exposure in 2021 and re-entered in 2023
“We exited twenty-twenty-one extremely underweight technology.
Our view is that industry was overrunning, if you look at semiconductor, et cetera.
That turned out to be the right call.
We re-entered as we saw the impact of ChatGPT in early days.
So in twenty-tw…”
Morin: The Biden administration became extremely anti-technology
“Somewhere along the way, the Biden administration became extremely anti-technology.”
Citrone: Tech Sector Will Face Severe Challenges and Yield Strong Shorts
“I think technology is going to be one of the areas in the next year is going to be very, very challenged. Probably a lot of good shorts are coming out of there.”
Gerstner predicts tech ideas over next decade will dwarf past 10 years
“I think when we look back at this system in 10 years, it's gonna be more vibrant, more capital, more access, more ideas, and I think the secular curve around creative destruction and innovation has never been steeper, and the ideas over the course of the next …”
Tech and finance executives comprise 60% of new sports team owners
“So if you look at control ownership transactions over the last decade,
I think something like 60, 65% of the new control owners in North American pro sports have either come from the technology sector or finance.”
Visser: Tech makes up 41% of S&P 500 while energy and materials are 3% each
“The passive boom, when you look at the S&P, it's Right now, 18% technology without the F-A-A-M-G, but when you add Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Google as a separate group, that's about 23% of the S&P. 18% is technology, X those names, so you got about 4…”