Top 3 Tech Gems Set to Ride Disinflationary Trend to Double-Digit Gains

 | Dec 05, 2023 03:36AM ET

  • Recent disinflation trends have made rate cuts more likely next year
  • And, tech companies may be beneficiaries of the new bull market
  • So, we will take a look at three tech stocks that are likely to benefit from the disinflation trend and the bull market
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  • Progressive disinflation has become a reality across key global economies, signaling that the Fed and other central banks may start considering pivoting their monetary policies as early as H1 next year.

    In fact, despite the central bank's cautious remarks on a potential pivot, the market is currently pricing in a rate cut cycle starting in May, leading to strong gains for stocks globally.

    The Nasdaq alone recorded a significant uptick of around 5% in November, continuing its ascent toward historic highs.

    In such an environment, technology companies stand poised for solid growth during this bullish phase. Let's explore three tech companies with the potential for double-digit returns in the coming months.

    h2 1. inTEST Corporation/h2

    First on our radar is inTest Corporation (NYSE:INTT), a New Jersey-based company specializing in semiconductor manufacturing for diverse sectors, including automotive, defense, industrial, and security.

    The semiconductor industry, fueled by advancements like artificial intelligence and increased government investments, holds promising growth prospects.

    According to estimates from the Semiconductor Industry Association, the market is projected to reach $1.03 trillion, boasting an average annual growth rate of 9.2%.

    Delving into fundamentals, inTEST Corporation presents an enticing price/earnings and price/book value proposition compared to its competitors.

    Additionally, the company showcases stability in earnings and revenues, coupled with a high fair value of 34.5%.