Four Promising Tech Stocks Worth Investing In Today
Market volatility caused by tariffs and trade tensions has led to more attractive valuations for several top tech companies compared to recent months.
Amidst market volatility driven by tariffs and trade tensions, several leading tech companies are now trading at more attractive valuations than in previous months. Here’s a look at four tech stocks with strong long-term potential, all recently trading at forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios below 22.
Pinterest (P/E of 13.8)
Pinterest (PINS -1.10%) operates a global online vision board with over 550 million monthly active users (MAUs). Despite lagging behind other social media platforms in monetization, CEO William Ready has prioritized technological investments and enhancing the platform’s shoppability.
Pinterest’s partnership with Google aims to better monetize its international user base, with revenue outside the U.S. and Europe growing 44% last quarter. The company’s Performance+ platform, launched in fall 2023, leverages automation and AI to improve ad targeting and conversions, positioning Pinterest for future growth.
Alphabet (P/E of 16.3)
Alphabet (GOOGL -1.44%) (GOOG -1.44%) dominates digital advertising through Google Search and YouTube. Its Ad Manager platform supports third-party monetization, including Pinterest’s efforts in emerging markets. Beyond ads, Alphabet’s Google Cloud is its fastest-growing segment, handling AI workloads and custom chip development. The company also leads in robotaxis with Waymo and quantum computing with its Willow chip.
Nvidia (P/E of 21.6)
Nvidia (NVDA -3.01%) has been a primary beneficiary of the AI boom, with revenue surging over 380% in two years. Its GPUs power AI workloads for cloud providers like Alphabet and AI developers such as Meta Platforms and OpenAI. Nvidia’s CUDA software and 80% GPU market share solidify its dominance. With AI still in early stages, Nvidia’s growth trajectory remains strong.
Salesforce (P/E of 21.9)
Salesforce (CRM -1.15%), the CRM leader, is betting on agentic AI for growth. Its AI agents, integrated into its ecosystem, assist with customer service, marketing, and sales. Salesforce offers pre-built agents for industries like retail and healthcare, alongside a no-code tool for custom agents. Its AI agent marketplace features 200+ partners, and the $2-per-conversation pricing model has already attracted 3,000 paid customers.
Disclosure: Suzanne Frey (Alphabet) and Randi Zuckerberg (Meta Platforms) are Motley Fool board members. Geoffrey Seiler holds positions in Alphabet, Pinterest, and Salesforce. The Motley Fool recommends Alphabet, Meta Platforms, Nvidia, Pinterest, and Salesforce.
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