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From the above graphic representation, it is clear that the technology sector is leading the race, with a potential return of approximately 49% in a 1-year period (YTD as of 11 March 2023), followed by consumer discretionary (+18.73%), financials (+18.55%), and then real estate (+15.33%).
A boom is being sparked by certain potential Sectors in the Stock Market, and significant future growth is anticipated.
The technology sector in Australia is expected to grow further as more businesses modify and enhance their business strategies to capitalize on technological advancements. The expansion is projected to be driven by, among other things, Blockchain technology, IoT solutions, and artificial intelligence. Due to the growing dependence of both individuals and businesses on cybersecurity, this will continue to be one of the most in-demand fields for IT specialists.
There Best Tech Stocks to watch that are in momentum currently, these are as follows:
Xero Limited (ASX: XRO)
Market cap: $20.36 Billion
CMP: $134.25
The company offers small and medium-sized enterprises cloud-based accounting software. In a year, the stock increased dramatically, yielding an exponential return of roughly 55.39% (YTD as of 13 March 2024) on investment.
Altium Limited (ASX: ALU)
Market cap: $8.60 Billion
CMP: $65.205
The company creates and markets computer software for electronic product design as well as an online platform for collaboration to make the manufacturing process easier. The stock rose sharply in a year, providing an exponential return on investment of about 69% (YTD as of 13 March 2024).
Readytech Holdings Limited (ASX: RDY)
Market cap: $397.55 million
CMP: $3.40
The company offers mission-critical software as a service to the government, judiciary, employment services, and education sectors. ReadyTech develops fantastic technology that offers significant results and assists their clients in navigating complexity.
Weebit Nano Limited (ASX: WBT)
Market cap: $810.14 million
CMP: $4.30
The company is a developer of cutting-edge semiconductor memories. With regard to a variety of new electronic products, including Internet of Things (IoT) devices, smartphones, robotics, autonomous vehicles, 5G communications, and artificial intelligence (AI), ReRAM provides higher performance and lower power memory solutions.
Other sectors leading the race include financial services and consumer staples.
The consumer staples sector in Australia has demonstrated its strength and adaptability in the face of adversity. The future outlook for the consumer staples sector in Australia is positive. Factors such as consistent demand, changing consumer preferences, e-commerce growth, innovation, sustainability focus, international expansion, and digitalization contribute to its potential for continued growth and success.
The Australian financial services sector, with its sophisticated, deep, and liquid capital markets, is one of the major centres of financial markets activity in Asia and is positioned as the largest contributor to national output, generating 11% of real gross value. The Australian financial services sector, underpinned by a mandated retirement savings scheme, a highly skilled and multilingual workforce, and advanced business infrastructure, together make Australia a great place for FinTech to do business for both startups and established players.
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