Technology stocks are being the main bet for Brazilians investing in the United States. According to brokerage Avenue, This type of niche investment represents 6 of the 10 main company names listed in September. The data is similar to that released in August, reaffirming a trend.
The information is part of a monthly survey carried out by experts. The select list highlights important brands such as Apple, Microsoft e Alphabet, the owner of Google. The ranking also brings together the company Tesla, which, despite being a car manufacturer, denominates itself in the market as a company focused on technology. Brazilians' preference represents a search for security in their investment portfolios.
This is a response to the American financial context. In September, the perspective was that the market would be impacted by rising interest rates for an even longer period of time. The consequence of this was to see technological actions as an opportunity, since there was a flight from the Dollar in search of American public bonds.
Leading companies in their segments
A strong technology company, a Apple, led the ranking of most invested shares. After Apple, o REIT (american real estate fund) Realty Income Corporation was the stock with the largest investments. In this context, This is a strong indication of security-based investments, since this would be an alternative for investors to receive dividends.
Although, the list highlights other shares not linked to the technology sector with better performances in 3rd place, 4nd and 5th position. Nonetheless, the explanation would be that Brazilian investors bet on the renown offered by brands, since they are all leaders in their markets.
Top 10 preferred shares
Check out the complete list of the main investments made by Brazilians abroad, according to consultant Avenue:
1º – Apple
2º – Realty Income Corporation
3º – The Coca Cola Company
4º – Disney
5º – Amazon
6º – Microsoft
7º – Alphabet (Google)
8º – Tesla
9º – Nvidia
10º – Johnson & Johnson
In addition to this information, the Avenue survey also presented the American funds favored by Brazilians according to the period. Among the names are: Us Money Market, US Equality Large Caps, Global Fired Income, US Fixed Income e Global Equality Large Caps.
