Tech enters 2026 with AI infrastructure driving record hyperscaler capex, benefiting semiconductor and data center supply chains. Enterprise software demand stays resilient as companies prioritize automation.
Sector AnalysisETF: XLKUpdated Jun 21, 2026
Technology Sector Stocks
The Technology sector is the largest in the S&P 500 at over 40% of the index. It spans semiconductors, software, IT services, and consumer electronics — tracked by the XLK ETF. Growth investors favor tech for its earnings expansion, while momentum investors follow its trend leadership.
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| Ticker | Company | Price | Mkt Cap | P/E | ROE | Div Yield | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVIDIA Corporation | $210.69 | $5.1T | 43.0 | 101.5% | 0% | ||
| Alphabet Inc. | $368.03 | $4.45T | 34.0 | 35.7% | 0.2% | ||
| Alphabet Inc. | $367.46 | $4.45T | 34.0 | 35.7% | 0.2% | ||
| Apple Inc. | $298.01 | $4.38T | 39.9 | 171.4% | 0.3% | ||
| Microsoft Corporation | $379.40 | $2.82T | 27.8 | 33.3% | 0.9% | ||
| Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited | $462.12 | $2.4T | 43.7 | 35.7% | 0.6% | ||
| Broadcom Inc. | $411.35 | $1.96T | 86.2 | 31% | 0.6% | ||
| Meta Platforms, Inc. | $577.22 | $1.46T | 24.6 | 30.2% | 0.4% | ||
| Micron Technology, Inc. | $1133.99 | $1.28T | 149.4 | 17.2% | 0% | ||
| Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. | $537.37 | $876.1B | 202.8 | 7.2% | — | ||
| ASML Holding N.V. | $1929.68 | $749B | 71.0 | 48.5% | 0.4% | ||
| Intel Corporation | $133.99 | $672.77B | -2274.9 | -0.2% | — | ||
| Oracle Corporation | $184.31 | $530.08B | 31.6 | 53.4% | 1.1% | ||
| Applied Materials, Inc. | $617.11 | $489.96B | 71.3 | 35.5% | 0.3% | ||
| Lam Research Corporation | $389.04 | $485.82B | 93.7 | 58.2% | 0.2% | ||
| Cisco Systems, Inc. | $119.54 | $471.16B | 46.9 | 22.1% | 1.3% | ||
| Arm Holdings plc American Depositary Shares | $439.46 | $467.58B | 517.0 | 12% | — | ||
| Sandisk Corporation | $2184.75 | $322.47B | -193.0 | -17.8% | — | ||
| Palantir Technologies Inc. | $128.47 | $294.39B | 203.9 | 25.8% | — | ||
| Texas Instruments Incorporated | $322.86 | $293.95B | 59.2 | 30.1% | 1.7% | ||
| Dell Technologies Inc. | $410.00 | $272.34B | 47.2 | — | 0.5% | ||
| Marvell Technology, Inc. | $310.58 | $271.7B | 101.2 | 19.3% | 0.1% | ||
| Western Digital Corporation | $746.23 | $253B | 145.7 | 23.1% | 0% | ||
| QUALCOMM Incorporated | $226.11 | $238.32B | 45.1 | 23.3% | 1.5% | ||
| International Business Machines Corporation | $249.10 | $233.66B | 22.3 | 35.2% | 2.6% | ||
| Seagate Technology Holdings plc | $1070.23 | $233.39B | 158.1 | — | 0.3% | ||
| Arista Networks, Inc. | $169.67 | $213.64B | 61.7 | 31.4% | — | ||
| Analog Devices, Inc. | $434.46 | $211.62B | 95.3 | 6.6% | 0.9% | ||
| Amphenol Corporation | $163.96 | $201.58B | 49.1 | 36.6% | 0.4% | ||
| Palo Alto Networks, Inc. | $287.78 | $196.13B | 179.9 | 17.5% | — |
NVDANVIDIA Corporation
$210.69Price
Mkt Cap$5.1T
P/E43.0
ROE101.5%
Div Yield0%
GOOGLAlphabet Inc.
$368.03Price
Mkt Cap$4.45T
P/E34.0
ROE35.7%
Div Yield0.2%
GOOGAlphabet Inc.
$367.46Price
Mkt Cap$4.45T
P/E34.0
ROE35.7%
Div Yield0.2%
AAPLApple Inc.
$298.01Price
Mkt Cap$4.38T
P/E39.9
ROE171.4%
Div Yield0.3%
MSFTMicrosoft Corporation
$379.40Price
Mkt Cap$2.82T
P/E27.8
ROE33.3%
Div Yield0.9%
TSMTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited
$462.12Price
Mkt Cap$2.4T
P/E43.7
ROE35.7%
Div Yield0.6%
AVGOBroadcom Inc.
$411.35Price
Mkt Cap$1.96T
P/E86.2
ROE31%
Div Yield0.6%
METAMeta Platforms, Inc.
$577.22Price
Mkt Cap$1.46T
P/E24.6
ROE30.2%
Div Yield0.4%
MUMicron Technology, Inc.
$1133.99Price
Mkt Cap$1.28T
P/E149.4
ROE17.2%
Div Yield0%
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices, Inc.
$537.37Price
Mkt Cap$876.1B
P/E202.8
ROE7.2%
Div Yield—
ASMLASML Holding N.V.
$1929.68Price
Mkt Cap$749B
P/E71.0
ROE48.5%
Div Yield0.4%
INTCIntel Corporation
$133.99Price
Mkt Cap$672.77B
P/E-2274.9
ROE-0.2%
Div Yield—
ORCLOracle Corporation
$184.31Price
Mkt Cap$530.08B
P/E31.6
ROE53.4%
Div Yield1.1%
AMATApplied Materials, Inc.
$617.11Price
Mkt Cap$489.96B
P/E71.3
ROE35.5%
Div Yield0.3%
LRCXLam Research Corporation
$389.04Price
Mkt Cap$485.82B
P/E93.7
ROE58.2%
Div Yield0.2%
CSCOCisco Systems, Inc.
$119.54Price
Mkt Cap$471.16B
P/E46.9
ROE22.1%
Div Yield1.3%
ARMArm Holdings plc American Depositary Shares
$439.46Price
Mkt Cap$467.58B
P/E517.0
ROE12%
Div Yield—
SNDKSandisk Corporation
$2184.75Price
Mkt Cap$322.47B
P/E-193.0
ROE-17.8%
Div Yield—
PLTRPalantir Technologies Inc.
$128.47Price
Mkt Cap$294.39B
P/E203.9
ROE25.8%
Div Yield—
TXNTexas Instruments Incorporated
$322.86Price
Mkt Cap$293.95B
P/E59.2
ROE30.1%
Div Yield1.7%
DELLDell Technologies Inc.
$410.00Price
Mkt Cap$272.34B
P/E47.2
ROE—
Div Yield0.5%
MRVLMarvell Technology, Inc.
$310.58Price
Mkt Cap$271.7B
P/E101.2
ROE19.3%
Div Yield0.1%
WDCWestern Digital Corporation
$746.23Price
Mkt Cap$253B
P/E145.7
ROE23.1%
Div Yield0%
QCOMQUALCOMM Incorporated
$226.11Price
Mkt Cap$238.32B
P/E45.1
ROE23.3%
Div Yield1.5%
IBMInternational Business Machines Corporation
$249.10Price
Mkt Cap$233.66B
P/E22.3
ROE35.2%
Div Yield2.6%
STXSeagate Technology Holdings plc
$1070.23Price
Mkt Cap$233.39B
P/E158.1
ROE—
Div Yield0.3%
ANETArista Networks, Inc.
$169.67Price
Mkt Cap$213.64B
P/E61.7
ROE31.4%
Div Yield—
ADIAnalog Devices, Inc.
$434.46Price
Mkt Cap$211.62B
P/E95.3
ROE6.6%
Div Yield0.9%
APHAmphenol Corporation
$163.96Price
Mkt Cap$201.58B
P/E49.1
ROE36.6%
Div Yield0.4%
PANWPalo Alto Networks, Inc.
$287.78Price
Mkt Cap$196.13B
P/E179.9
ROE17.5%
Div Yield—
Market Comparison
Technology Sector vs S&P 500 in one glance
This should answer the only question that matters here: are you getting something better than the market for the price you are paying?
Price vs market
Pricier
35% above S&P 500 trailing P/E
Quality vs market
Higher quality
Net margin 35.3% vs 25.7%; ROE 79.6% vs 47.7%
Income vs market
Lower yield
Sector yield 0.42% vs 1.00%
Comparison table
Winner should register in under three seconds.
| Metric | Technology Sector | S&P 500 | Delta | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Trailing P/E Market is cheaper | 46.5x | 34.5x | +35% | S&P 500 cheaper |
Forward P/E Market is cheaper | 28.3x | 24.2x | +17% | S&P 500 cheaper |
EV/EBITDA Market is cheaper | 32.6x | 23.1x | +41% | S&P 500 cheaper |
Net Margin Sector is stronger | 35.3% | 25.7% | +38% | Sector stronger |
ROE Sector is stronger | 79.6% | 47.7% | +67% | Sector stronger |
Dividend Yield Market is stronger | 0.4% | 1.0% | -58% | S&P 500 yields more |
History check
Is the current premium normal?
1-year contextRich vs history
86th percentile; range 24.6x to 50.1x
5-year contextRich vs history
90th percentile; range 14.1x to 50.1x
Internal health
Median revenue growth19.8%
Median gross margin59.8%
Median FCF margin23.7%
Against the S&P 500, Technology Sector currently trades at 46.5x trailing earnings versus 34.5x for the broad market. That premium only makes sense if investors keep believing the sector deserves better margins, stronger returns on equity, and more durable growth than the index overall.
Industry Breakdown
Where the real weight sits inside Technology Sector
These cards are built from the full sector universe, then ranked by market cap so you can see which pockets are leading, rich, resilient, or dangerously concentrated.
Industry Scoreboard
Fast scan of Technology Sector industry setups
Use this table to spot heavyweights, cheap pockets, leaders, and genuinely beaten-down areas before opening the detailed cards below.
Semiconductors 101 stocks | 38.8% $16.65T | Leading +74.1% median 3M | Premium 49.0x median Fwd P/E | Mixed 3.1% median ROE | Average 9.2% rev growth | Expensive Leader Concentrated |
Internet Services 4 stocks | 24.2% $10.36T | Neutral +15.7% median 3M | Premium 25.9x median Fwd P/E | High 36.1% median ROE | Strong 17.5% rev growth | Mixed One-name heavy |
Infrastructure Software 144 stocks | 11.6% $4.98T | Neutral -0.6% median 3M | Cheap 17.4x median Fwd P/E | High 3.9% median ROE | Average 10.5% rev growth | Attractive One-name heavy |
Consumer Electronics 19 stocks | 10.6% $4.53T | Lagging -0.1% median 3M | Fair 23.4x median Fwd P/E | Weak -4.1% median ROE | Weak -0.2% rev growth | Broken One-name heavy |
Application Software 246 stocks | 4.5% $1.91T | Lagging -4.0% median 3M | Fair 20.4x median Fwd P/E | Mixed -2.4% median ROE | Strong 12.2% rev growth | Watchlist Diversified |
Tech Hardware & Equipment 78 stocks | 3.1% $1.32T | Leading +30.0% median 3M | Premium 34.2x median Fwd P/E | Mixed 4.2% median ROE | Average 7.8% rev growth | Expensive Leader Diversified |
Computer Hardware 33 stocks | 2.6% $1.13T | Leading +33.9% median 3M | Fair 41.1x median Fwd P/E | Weak -1.6% median ROE | Average 5.7% rev growth | Mixed Concentrated |
Communication Equipment 55 stocks | 2.4% $1.04T | Leading +12.3% median 3M | Fair 28.8x median Fwd P/E | Mixed 3.4% median ROE | Strong 6.6% rev growth | Watchlist One-name heavy |
IT Services 81 stocks | 1.5% $639.13B | Lagging -14.0% median 3M | Cheap 8.6x median Fwd P/E | Mixed 6.3% median ROE | Weak 6.1% rev growth | Broken Concentrated |
Gaming & Multimedia 28 stocks | 0.5% $221.05B | Lagging -3.7% median 3M | Cheap 4.6x median Fwd P/E | Mixed -8.6% median ROE | Weak 7.3% rev growth | Broken Concentrated |
Tech Distributors 10 stocks | 0.1% $49.1B | Leading +34.9% median 3M | Cheap 16.3x median Fwd P/E | Mixed 8.9% median ROE | Weak 2.3% rev growth | Mixed One-name heavy |
Software Services 6 stocks | 0.1% $37.13B | Lagging -4.4% median 3M | Fair 15.6x median Fwd P/E | Weak -18.4% median ROE | Strong 8.2% rev growth | Broken One-name heavy |
Media & Entertainment 2 stocks | 0.0% $1.06B | Neutral 0.0% median 3M | Fair 37.5x median Fwd P/E | High 10.4% median ROE | Strong 11.5% rev growth | Watchlist One-name heavy |
Showing 13 of 13 industries in Technology Sector.
Setup is a quick read of value, quality, growth, momentum, and concentration together.
38.8% OF SECTOR
Semiconductors
CyclicalPremium vs sectorMixed qualityLeadingAverage growthConcentrated
Semiconductors is a core pocket of technology, still leading on price action; growth is near the sector average, quality signals are mixed, and valuation still carries a premium. Leadership is concentrated in a few names.
Median 3M return
+74.1%
Forward P/E
49.0x
Top 3 weight
56.8%
Market cap
$16.65T
Coverage
101 stocks
Breadth
91% pos. in 3M
Driver
AI accelerator demand and hyperscaler data-center capex staying elevated.
Break risk
A pause in AI server spending or a fast inventory reset would compress both earnings and multiples.
Key metric
Book-to-bill ratio, data center capex announcements
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24.2% OF SECTOR
Internet Services
Premium vs sectorHigh qualityNeutralStrong growthOne-name heavy
Internet Services is a core pocket of technology, moving broadly in line with the rest of the sector; growth is running above sector norms, business quality is stronger than the sector median, and valuation still carries a premium. Leadership is extremely concentrated in one or two names.
Median 3M return
+15.7%
Forward P/E
25.9x
Top 3 weight
100.0%
Market cap
$10.36T
Coverage
4 stocks
Breadth
75% pos. in 3M
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11.6% OF SECTOR
Infrastructure Software
Secular GrowthCheap vs sectorHigh qualityNeutralAverage growthOne-name heavy
Infrastructure Software is a major pocket of technology, moving broadly in line with the rest of the sector; growth is near the sector average, business quality is stronger than the sector median, and valuation sits below sector norms. Leadership is extremely concentrated in one or two names.
Median 3M return
-0.6%
Forward P/E
17.4x
Top 3 weight
73.2%
Market cap
$4.98T
Coverage
144 stocks
Breadth
50% pos. in 3M
Driver
Security and observability budgets remain mission-critical even when broader IT spending slows.
Break risk
Vendor consolidation or platform bundling can erode pricing power and slow seat growth.
Key metric
ARR growth rate, gross margin, security incident frequency
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10.6% OF SECTOR
Consumer Electronics
Fairly pricedWeak qualityLaggingWeak growthOne-name heavy
Consumer Electronics is a major pocket of technology, currently lagging on price action; growth is softer than the sector average, quality metrics trail the sector median, and valuation is close to sector norms. Leadership is extremely concentrated in one or two names.
Median 3M return
-0.1%
Forward P/E
23.4x
Top 3 weight
99.7%
Market cap
$4.53T
Coverage
19 stocks
Breadth
50% pos. in 3M
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4.5% OF SECTOR
Application Software
Secular GrowthFairly pricedMixed qualityLaggingStrong growthDiversified
Application Software is a smaller pocket of technology, currently lagging on price action; growth is running above sector norms, quality signals are mixed, and valuation is close to sector norms.
Median 3M return
-4.0%
Forward P/E
20.4x
Top 3 weight
25.5%
Market cap
$1.91T
Coverage
246 stocks
Breadth
46% pos. in 3M
Driver
Seat expansion, price increases, and AI upsell that lift ARR without proportional cost growth.
Break risk
Budget pressure or lower net retention would break the premium-multiple software thesis quickly.
Key metric
NRR (net revenue retention), FCF margin
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3.1% OF SECTOR
Tech Hardware & Equipment
Premium vs sectorMixed qualityLeadingAverage growthDiversified
Tech Hardware & Equipment is a smaller pocket of technology, still leading on price action; growth is near the sector average, quality signals are mixed, and valuation still carries a premium.
Median 3M return
+30.0%
Forward P/E
34.2x
Top 3 weight
52.4%
Market cap
$1.32T
Coverage
78 stocks
Breadth
72% pos. in 3M
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2.6% OF SECTOR
Computer Hardware
CyclicalFairly pricedWeak qualityLeadingAverage growthConcentrated
Computer Hardware is a smaller pocket of technology, still leading on price action; growth is near the sector average, quality metrics trail the sector median, and valuation is close to sector norms. Leadership is concentrated in a few names.
Median 3M return
+33.9%
Forward P/E
41.1x
Top 3 weight
67.0%
Market cap
$1.13T
Coverage
33 stocks
Breadth
73% pos. in 3M
Driver
A real device-refresh cycle driven by AI PCs, premium phones, and server upgrades.
Break risk
If consumers delay refreshes or channel inventory builds, revenue falls faster than costs adjust.
Key metric
PC/server unit shipment growth, margin expansion
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2.4% OF SECTOR
Communication Equipment
CyclicalFairly pricedMixed qualityLeadingStrong growthOne-name heavy
Communication Equipment is a smaller pocket of technology, still leading on price action; growth is running above sector norms, quality signals are mixed, and valuation is close to sector norms. Leadership is extremely concentrated in one or two names.
Median 3M return
+12.3%
Forward P/E
28.8x
Top 3 weight
58.8%
Market cap
$1.04T
Coverage
55 stocks
Breadth
69% pos. in 3M
Driver
AI cluster buildouts and network upgrades keep switching and routing demand ahead of normal cycles.
Break risk
Carrier capex weakness or delayed enterprise refreshes would leave the group with slower orders and excess expectations.
Key metric
Carrier capex trends, enterprise refresh cycle, backlog
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1.5% OF SECTOR
IT Services
CyclicalCheap vs sectorMixed qualityLaggingWeak growthConcentrated
IT Services is a smaller pocket of technology, currently lagging on price action; growth is softer than the sector average, quality signals are mixed, and valuation sits below sector norms. Leadership is concentrated in a few names.
Median 3M return
-14.0%
Forward P/E
8.6x
Top 3 weight
55.8%
Market cap
$639.13B
Coverage
81 stocks
Breadth
42% pos. in 3M
Driver
Large transformation projects and AI deployment work keep utilization and backlog healthy.
Break risk
A slowdown in discretionary IT budgets hits bookings first and margins shortly after.
Key metric
Revenue growth, headcount utilization, order backlog
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0.5% OF SECTOR
Gaming & Multimedia
Cheap vs sectorMixed qualityLaggingWeak growthConcentrated
Gaming & Multimedia is a smaller pocket of technology, currently lagging on price action; growth is softer than the sector average, quality signals are mixed, and valuation sits below sector norms. Leadership is concentrated in a few names.
Median 3M return
-3.7%
Forward P/E
4.6x
Top 3 weight
78.0%
Market cap
$221.05B
Coverage
28 stocks
Breadth
46% pos. in 3M
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0.1% OF SECTOR
Tech Distributors
Cheap vs sectorMixed qualityLeadingWeak growthOne-name heavy
Tech Distributors is a smaller pocket of technology, still leading on price action; growth is softer than the sector average, quality signals are mixed, and valuation sits below sector norms. Leadership is extremely concentrated in one or two names.
Median 3M return
+34.9%
Forward P/E
16.3x
Top 3 weight
86.3%
Market cap
$49.1B
Coverage
10 stocks
Breadth
90% pos. in 3M
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0.1% OF SECTOR
Software Services
Fairly pricedWeak qualityLaggingStrong growthOne-name heavy
Software Services is a smaller pocket of technology, currently lagging on price action; growth is running above sector norms, quality metrics trail the sector median, and valuation is close to sector norms. Leadership is extremely concentrated in one or two names.
Median 3M return
-4.4%
Forward P/E
15.6x
Top 3 weight
91.6%
Market cap
$37.13B
Coverage
6 stocks
Breadth
20% pos. in 3M
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Showing top 12 of 13 industries
Sector Outlook
Technology Sector Outlook — Q1 2026
Updated Q1 20264 upside cases4 risk cases
Key themes: AI monetization moving from infrastructure to application-layer winners, semiconductor cycle recovery, rate sensitivity on growth valuations, and Big Tech regulatory developments.
Valuations are elevated but supported by earnings growth for profitable leaders. Small-cap software and speculative AI names carry more risk.
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Bull Case for Technology Sector
What supports the upside case.
AI capex supercycle
Hyperscalers are committing $300B+ in annual AI data center capex by 2026, directly benefiting NVIDIA, Broadcom, and infrastructure names. AI-powered software is showing early monetization with expanding enterprise adoption.
Secular growth insulated from rate cycles
Cloud migration has 10+ years of runway. Software margins of 70–80% compound strongly since fixed costs don't scale with revenue. Enterprise IT budgets are more durable than consumer spending — companies cut headcount before IT subscriptions.
Earnings breadth expanding beyond megacaps
Semiconductors (AMD, Marvell) and mid-cap software (Cloudflare, Datadog) are re-accelerating as the optimization cycle unwinds. FCF margins are expanding with operating leverage, and sector earnings growth is expected to outpace the S&P 500 through 2026.
Platform moats and switching costs
Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud have deeply embedded enterprise customers with high switching costs. Workday, ServiceNow, and Salesforce are wired into core workflows — churn stays low even in weak environments, supporting recurring revenue and pricing power.
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Bear Case / Key Risks
What can break the thesis or compress multiples.
Concentration and valuation risk
The top 6 tech stocks represent over 65% of XLK. A multiple compression in one or two megacaps can drag the entire sector. Tech's forward P/E of ~28× versus the S&P 500's ~21× leaves limited safety margin if earnings miss.
Interest rate sensitivity
Growth stocks are more sensitive to rate changes. A 100bps move can compress valuations 15–20% for unprofitable tech. The 2022 drawdown (−33% for XLK) was almost entirely valuation-driven, not earnings-driven.
Semiconductor cycle risk
Semiconductors are cyclical despite secular AI demand. Inventory build-ups and capex digestion can cause 30–50% earnings drawdowns. If AI hardware investment pauses, NVIDIA and its supply chain are most exposed. China export controls add further uncertainty.
Regulatory and geopolitical headwinds
Big Tech faces global antitrust scrutiny — EU Digital Markets Act, DOJ investigations, and App Store remedies. US-China decoupling disrupts supply chains and restricts access to the second-largest tech market.
Key Metrics
What Metrics Matter for Technology Sector Stocks
Not all financial ratios matter equally in every sector. These are the signals investors track most closely when evaluating technology sector companies.
Forward P/E
1Growth investors price tech on forward earnings. A meaningfully lower forward than trailing P/E signals strong expected EPS growth — worth paying a premium for.
Screen by Forward P/E →
Revenue Growth TTM
2Top-line momentum distinguishes leaders from laggards. For software, 20%+ is strong; for hardware, 10%+ in a growth cycle signals new product cycles.
Screen by Revenue Growth TTM →
Gross Margin
3Software's 70–80% gross margin is the structural moat. Below 60% in software suggests a services drag or hyper-competitive pricing. Semis vary by foundry mix.
Screen by Gross Margin →
FCF Margin
4The ultimate profitability test for capital-light tech businesses. FCF margin of 20%+ with growth is the ideal combination — cash machines that fund buybacks.
Screen by FCF Margin →
EV/EBITDA
5Better than P/E for comparing companies with different capital structures. Cap-weighted tech sector EV/EBITDA benchmarks against what you'd pay for the whole sector.
Screen by EV/EBITDA →
Return on Equity
6Megacap tech compounders (AAPL, MSFT) generate 30–100% ROE from asset-light models. High and stable ROE is a hallmark of durable competitive advantage.
Screen by Return on Equity →
Earnings Calendar
Upcoming Earnings in Technology Sector
Earnings reports are the biggest near-term catalysts for sector moves. Track which names report in the next 60 days and size your positions accordingly.
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