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10 Best Tech Stocks To Buy Right Now Under $10

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In this article, we will be taking a look at the 10 best tech stocks to buy right now under $10. To skip our detailed analysis of the tech industry in 2023, you can go directly to see the 5 Best Tech Stocks To Buy Right Now Under $10.

Tech: The Market's Saving Grace

The technology sector has been the stock market's saving grace so far in 2023, with semiconductor companies and artificial intelligence (AI) companies taking the lead among all others. The situation surrounding these companies in the market today has led many investors to rejoice while others are more cautious, wondering whether the popularity of AI, in particular, is just a hype cycle or a transformational development that is here to stay. Some financial professionals are dubbing AI popularity today as nothing more than a bubble that will inevitably burst at some point, while others are more optimistic about the prospects of tech and AI companies in the years to come.

On July 25, CNBC's TechCheck delved into the question of whether the AI hype is justified or not. According to CNBC, "pristine balance sheets, wide moats, generative AI" and a few other factors such as "ever higher valuations" and "greater concentration in a handful of names" among the mega-cap tech companies in the market today have managed to spell out a convincing bullish case for the technology sector in 2023. Investors and financial professionals have seen these factors come into place this year to such an extent that no one can really deny the widespread influence of technology companies on the market and the economy as a whole. The industry has seen immense outperformance during the first half of 2023, with Bernstein analysts noting that tech is currently trading at a "54% premium to the market." This figure is the highest the industry has seen in reportedly 45 years, apart from the dot-com bubble.

For some, these developments may seem to be alarming, especially if they believe that companies operating within this space will not be able to live up to the hype they have created around themselves so far. Additionally, CNBC notes that in order to justify the current hype around generative AI and its applications, AI companies will have to highlight precise revenue figures drawn from AI-related operations to make investors and analysts feel more at ease. NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is currently one of the only companies out there that has actually managed to pinpoint AI-driven revenues in 2023. This reality highlights both a hope for the future of other companies embarking on AI projects and a fear that these companies may not be able to match the performance of this major chipmaker. Companies like Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT), which has been doling out a $30 per month AI subscription, will really have to step on it to generate adequate returns from such operations if they wish to keep their investors satisfied.