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Technology

Software, chips and hardware. Usually fast-growing and highly profitable, so they tend to trade on higher valuations.

Typical revenue growth
15.1%
a year, last decade
Typical operating margin
30.6%
Typical return on capital
36.7%
5-year average
Priced vs usual
–
0 cheaper · 0 dearer than usual

Standouts

All technology companies

biggest first
CompanySizeQualityHealthReturn on capitalGrowthvs usual price
NVDA NVIDIA$5.18tn5/7482.6%45.7%–
AAPL Apple$5.01tn5/7893.7%5.9%–
MSFT Microsoft$3.88tn6/7644.0%13.8%–
AVGO Broadcom$1.58tn3/6818.9%19.1%–
MU Micron$1.03tn3/6821.7%26.8%–
AMD AMD$870bn2/6817.3%24.1%–
INTC Intel$481bn2/661.9%-0.5%–
PLTR Palantir$478bn3/68–33.4%–
CSCO Cisco$435bn5/7729.6%2.5%–
ORCL Oracle$377bn5/7564.9%6.2%–
AMAT Applied Materials$304bn6/7643.4%11.4%–
TXN Texas Instruments$262bn5/7741.1%3.1%–
IBM IBM$241bn2/46–-1.9%–
CRM Salesforce$204bn3/676.1%20.1%–
QCOM Qualcomm$193bn5/7642.0%5.8%–
NOW ServiceNow$164bn3/5532.3%29.4%–
ADBE Adobe$103bn6/7745.9%17.4%–
INTU Intuit$91bn5/7714.9%16.4%–

Quality = long-term checks passed (growth, cash generation, returns, margins, dilution, debt). Health = Piotroski F-score. Standouts are facts, not recommendations.