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Technology stocks are anticipated to bounce back from the coronavirus-induced correction in the past week, backed by secular use of electronics across various sectors and exponential growth in cloud computing. (Read: Tech Stocks Reverse Declines Following Coronavirus Scare)
Notably, on Mar 2, 2020, the tech-laden NASDAQ Composite (IXIC) was up 4.5%. Further, the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLK), which tracks the performance of U.S. tech stocks, was up 5.8%. The recovery is a testament to the resilient nature of the overall technology sector. (Read: Forget Coronavirus: 5 Must-Buy Nasdaq Stocks to Tap Rally)
Markedly, the electronics space is gaining from growing proliferation of advanced instruments, electronic testing equipment solutions, thermal management systems, electrical connectors, motors, wearables, electronic design, and metrology solutions across all major sectors worldwide.
Primary Factors Driving Growth in Electronics Space
Evolution of semiconductor manufacturing processes from 10 nanometer (nm) to 7 nm and even 5 nm technology, is expected to boost innovation in electronics and in turn bolster prospects.
The companies involved in developing the next-generation electronic devices are looking forward to carve out a niche in the fourth industrial revolution or Industry 4.0.
Ongoing democratization of IoT techniques and AI is transforming robotics, industrial automation, transportation systems, retail, healthcare, defense, banking and finance, aerospace, utility, among other sectors.
Further, rapid adoption of innovative consumer-focused IoT devices like smart home devices, fitness trackers and home security solutions, smart TVs with 8K resolution, dual-screen laptops, high graphics performance gaming PCs amid accelerated deployment of 5G is fueling demand for the products offered by electronics solution providers.
Making the Right Choice
Considering the long-term growth prospects of electronics stocks one should avail the opportunity of the sell-off witnessed in the last week.
We believe fundamentally-strong companies have greater possibilities of bouncing back once the impact of coronavirus subsides.
Nevertheless, the immense prospects of the electronics industry make it difficult to pick the right stock. It is here that the Growth Style Score comes in handy. Our Growth Style Score condenses all the essential metrics from the company's financial statements to achieve a true sense of quality and sustainability of its growth.
With the help of our Zacks Stock Screener, we have filtered stocks that have a favorable combination of a Growth Score of A or B and a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) or 2 (Buy). You can see the complete list of today’s Zacks #1 Rank stocks here.
Per Zacks’ proprietary methodology, stocks with this favorable combination offer solid investment opportunities in the growth investing space.
Moreover, each of the stocks has outperformed the S&P 500 in the past year despite looming coronavirus led dip.
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