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Shard Capital Podcast: What’s in store for big-tech?

The giant US Tech companies, often referred to by an acronym as the “FAANG” stocks, having seen tremendous growth in both earnings and market value over the last decade, now face enormous challenges from a regulatory perspective and potentially from just being too big to grow. Like the dinosaurs…

Bill Blain, Strategist and Head of Alternative Assets at Shard Capital speaks to Julian Wheeler, a Partner and member of Shard Capital’s Research Committee, who specialises in US Equity Research, on who might be the winners and losers out of the big tech players, and what investors should consider when investing in them.

Listen in on the conversation below.


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