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He likes the sector. Roughly 10% of the S&P 500 is FAANG stocks. However, Netflix is approximately 0.5%. If looking at Apple and Microsoft, they have been around for 30 years and trading at normal valuations. Facebook is about 40 P/E ratio, which is fine for a growth company. He has an issue with Amazon and Netflix which are about 200X between the 2 of them, which is crazy. Amazon is a pretty big percentage of the S&P 500 at about 2%.
If you’ve owned this for a long period of time, you’ve done really, really well. If you look at the composition #1 is Apple, which has had a great run this year. The market is expecting high growth this year from these stocks. Given the lofty valuations on these stocks, he chose to cut his holdings in half. He wouldn’t add any fresh positions.
This is a good choice based on seasonality, technology and holdings like Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and Visa. There have been some really high profile misses on some of these large companies, so that gives you a buying opportunity. The rest of the ETF is spread around quite nicely. The kind of thing you want to own for a very long time.
(A Top Pick Oct 20/15. Down 1.68%.) This sector has outperformed the market since October. It is in its seasonal period where technology tends to do well from October into the beginning of January. Chart shows that this is still above its support line and this is in a trading range. Technology can still do okay.
(A Top Pick Oct 27/17 Up 4%.) Has done very well in 2017. We saw a correction take place back in November and that actually happens on a fairly regular basis. They exited the sector and then recently came back into it. They are looking to stay in this sector until at least the end of mid-January, if the markets corrects, he would consider exiting, but we are in a seasonal strength period for technology from October 10th until January 17th. Companies tends to spend more of their budget on technology at this time of the year driving the sector up.