WAAAXing Lyrical - the future of Australia's tech darlings (Part 2)

Wed 15 May 2019 02:00 PM

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Scott Phillips from the Motley Fool gives his thoughts on Australia’s tech darlings, the WAAAX stocks. Can they continue to deliver great outcomes for shareholders and customers, or will they inevitably succumb to the powers of gravity?

In the second part of this episode, Scott answers all your questions on Australia’s answer to the FAANGs, including:

Which tech stock is his preferred in the sector
His prediction for the group as a whole
Where the greatest risks lie for investors in Australian tech, and
When he’s a buyer of these companies and more.

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