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Many of the once-hot stock market investments become duds in 2022.

Investors flocked to fast-growing technology companies' shares over the most of the previous ten years, betting on their upward trajectory due to their excellent annual returns. Major indices reached dozens of new highs as a result of rising stock prices for companies including Alphabet Inc.,

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aggressively raised interest rates last year, the music stopped. Investors were compelled to reevaluate the benefits and drawbacks of owning shares of companies whose appeal rested on their potential to produce windfall profits. When money is essentially free, Erik Knutzen, chief investment officer of multiasset strategies at Neuberger Berman, said, "You're ready to place a high value on future earnings,

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the index have the most influence over the direction of the S&P 500 because it is weighted by market value. S&P Dow Jones

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Indices reports that the five FAANG firms have a 13% weighting in the index, down from roughly 17% at the end of 2021, despite last year's brutal falls. In other words, a group of megacap-tech firms that includes the FAANG stocks, Microsoft Corp., Nvidia Corp., and Tesla Inc. was more accountable for the S&P 500's falls in 2022 than the other constituents put together. According to a Bespoke Investment Group research, that is the case. Investors were more eager to fork over cash for growth when interest rates were close to zero.

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beneficiaries of inflation, relative outperformers in the shaky market conditions of the previous year. In 2022, the S&P 500 energy sector increased 59% as geopolitical unrest drove up oil prices in the first quarter. Utility, consumer staples, and healthcare sectors, which are regarded as defensive stocks since they typically remain stable regardless of market conditions, beat the broader index. Technology equities became popular and expensive during the pandemic, according to Gina Bolvin, president of Bolvin Wealth Management Group. Value "came back in" in 2022.

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According to Zach Hill, head of portfolio management at Horizon Investments, "For tech and communication services, there was this idea that those revenue streams were resistant to the ups and downs of the economy." "Investors must take that into account." Mr. Hill claimed that his company liked value equities, which are ones that are thought to be trading below a gauge of their worth by investors, and that it was overweight energy shares last year.

Even after the has a multiple of about 17. However, barring a few more years of performances similar to those of 2022, strategists and investors argue that Big Tech's disproportionate market impact is unlikely to shift anytime soon. That implies that as long as megacap tech fails, the broad indices may continue to be under pressure. Apollon Wealth Management's chief investment officer, Eric Sterner, stated that his company reduced its exposure to technology in 2022 and placed a stronger emphasis on healthcare, utility, and energy stocks. He stated he believes technology might rule

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