7 Tech stocks with explosive growth potential

Tech giants Alphabet Inc. (GOOG, GOOGL), Apple Inc. (AAPL) and Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) covering 23% of the entire US corporate holding company outside the financial sector, according to rate agency Moody's.

Then you have the buzz around the FANG shares - Facebook Inc (FB), Amazon.com, Inc (AMZN), Netflix, Inc (NFLX) and Google. It makes you wonder if there is any point to watch other shares down the list once you have such stable masters of the universe.

But surprises like Amazon’s recent fourth-quarter numbers and subsequent selloff may extinguish some of that wonder. When the big fall and expectations are very high, they fall hard. These large technology companies maintain their growth by smaller technology companies.these firms have much more growth potential for growth because they are focused producers and have a much faster growth track. The challenge is to find the right in the right sectors.

InterDigital

InterDigital, Inc. (IDCC) is one of the most influential share in the booming IoT sector. IoT is basically to connect devices and objects with one another. This means that if a flat tire, the car can call roadside assistance and an appointment to the shop to change the tire before you managed to pull off the road.

In 2020, IoT sector is expected to be 1.3 trillion dollar industry, according to a report to International Data Corp, which means 15.6% growth rate between 2015-2020.

IDCC is one of the key companies that make equipment management and facilitate opportunities to connect devices between them. Its growth potential is obvious after reports third quarter where earnings were double the previous year.

Nvidia

Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) is a leading company in the field of data visualization. In the beginning, the company was only high-end graphics cards for computers that were popular among gamers and research laboratories. But not long after demand began to reflect in a number of industries.

Shares flew last year and given the massive potential of the industry, this is already a key player.

Finisar

Finisar Corporation (FNSR) is all about optics. Produces optical subsystems for many major industries. It is one of those companies 'behind the scenes' which will not understand unless you buy FNSR products for your business, producing data center, cables, drives, wireless connections or military industrial equipment. Wireless communications are constantly evolving and we already have 4G and LTE, around the corner waiting for us 5G, and 6G is already under development.

The reality is that you no longer need simple equipment and software update. They require faster speeds distribution points. In the next generation, the copper wires will be replaced by fiber optic cables. And FNSR is the core of this transition.

The company is at least 50% greater than their competitors. So when a big company demanded large quantities and reliability as top priorities, FNSR is the right choice.

Coherent

Coherent, Inc. (COHR) is one of those technology companies from the old school who started in someone's garage. In fact, to start in the laundry room of its founder. Between the washer and dryer using a piece of rain gutter as a key element.

What they are created? The first commercial CO2 laser, of course.

That was in 1966. Now the company has nearly $ 4 billion market capitalization and about $ 800 billion in annual sales. Income and grow steadily over the last five years.

COHR is over plus 100% over the past 12 months and is trading near 52-week high. But this is no problem to continue upward as the opportunities and continually grow and make products for new and existing industries.

Weibo

Weibo Corp. (WB) is often called Twitter's China. Founded in 2010, WB caught the eye of the "Amazon of China," Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA) in 2013, and BABA bought about 20% of WB and then it pushed up by 30%.

WB will develop successfully in the Chinese market and also expanded significantly its marketing and advertising. For the third quarter reported an increase of 42% in net income compared with the same period last year. Net profit was up by 122% over the same period.

Now you understand why the company is compared to Twitter. Only that more should be compared to Facebook, when it comes to business development. Not accidentally symbol WB like this on Facebook.

science Applications

Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) has those names that usually cover something much more than sound. But in 2007, SAIC article in Vanity Fair was called "the largest government contractor, whom you've never heard." SAIC was awarded for most government contracts of all companies in history.

SAIC went public in September 2013 and is on the path of growth since then. Last year, he gained momentum and went up by 102% over the past 12 months

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