The first billion-dollar company was formed in 1901, and over the following 117 years, the industries that created the most value in the stock market transitioned between steel, car manufacturing, industrial products, and technology. In the years since, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google parent Alphabet have joined Apple with $1 trillion valuations of their own. For now, let's focus on two powerful semiconductor companies that could join the exclusive $1 trillion club -- and if they get there, they could deliver monster gains for investors who buy them today. Read More...
The first billion-dollar company was formed in 1901, and over the following 117 years, the industries that created the most value in the stock market transitioned between steel, car manufacturing, industrial products, and technology. In the years since, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google parent Alphabet have joined Apple with $1 trillion valuations of their own. For now, let’s focus on two powerful semiconductor companies that could join the exclusive $1 trillion club — and if they get there, they could deliver monster gains for investors who buy them today.
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