The sector is home to organizations with massive market caps globally, like Microsoft Corp., Apple Inc., Amazon.com Inc., Google, etcetera.
Broader market trends since 2021 show that tech stocks, depicted through the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLK), have consistently outpaced the market. Within that time, XLK has generated an investment return of -10.1% to the -11.6% return rate of the Russell 1000. This performance continued well into June 2022, and experts project similar for July 2022. But before we delve into the tech companies that made this trend possible, let’s discuss “what is share price”?
Otherwise known as stock price, a share price is the value of one share in a company. It’s the amount you’d pay for one share of a publicly-traded company. Upon issuing shares, the original value decided by the company is a reflection of the actual value of the business. However, as market conditions change in correlation with real-world events—such as environmental changes, political events, demand and supply, market shortages, inflation, industries, etcetera—share prices will also rise and fall.
Primarily, however, share prices are determined by market demand and supply. When shares are traded, investors exchange money for ownership. Thus, the price the share goes for becomes its new market value. And as more people buy and sell the shares, the value continues to change regardless of how high or low it’s bought and sold for.
When fewer people own an in-demand stock, its price increases, and when there are more stocks than willing buyers, the price or value plummets.
Here are five tech companies with increasing share prices for July 2022:
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