Ahead of Big Tech earnings, see the top 10 tech stocks, according to SA Quant Ratings
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Some of Wall Streetâs biggest tech names are on deck to deliver their latest round of earnings on Tuesday, with results due out after the close from Microsoft (MSFT) and Alphabet (GOOG) (GOOGL). With the sector in focus, investors are looking for the names best positioned to thrive in the current challenging market.
Seeking Alpha built a top 10 list of names based on its Quant Ratings. For reference, the system grades each stock on quantitative measures, such as profitability, growth and valuation. See the list below:
Top 10 Tech Stocks with Highest Quant Grades
No. 10: Salesforce (NYSE:CRM): Strong buy and quant rating of 4.94.
No. 9: Allegro MicroSystems, Inc. (NASDAQ:ALGM): Strong buy and quant rating of 4.95.
No. 8: Opera Limited (OPRA): Strong buy and quant rating of 4.95.
No. 7: Qualtrics International (NASDAQ:XM): Strong buy and quant rating of 4.96.
No. 6: Yext (NYSE:YEXT): Strong buy and quant rating of 4.96.
No. 5: Asure Software (ASUR): Strong buy and quant rating of 4.97.
No. 4 First Solar (FSLR): Strong buy and quant rating of 4.97.
No. 3: Maxeon Solar Technologies (MAXN): Strong buy and quant rating of 4.98.
No. 2: CPI Card Group (PMTS): Strong buy and quant rating of 4.99.
No. 1: Tingo Group (TIO): Strong buy and quant rating of 4.99.
Year-to-date price action: CRM +44.6%, ALGM +40.3%, OPRA +104.8%, XM +76.2%, YEXT +40.3%, ASUR +50.9%, FSLR +43.8%, MAXN +111.9%, PMTS +12.8%, and TIO +144.4%.
Moreover, for investors looking for diverse exposure to the technology space, here are a few broad-based exchange traded funds focused on tech:

Vanguard Information Technology ETF (VGT)
Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLK)
iShares U.S. Technology ETF (IYW)
Fidelity MSCI Information Technology Index ETF (FTEC)

In other top 10 related lists, Seeking Alpha also constructed a list of the top-rated ETFs with the strongest momentum on Wall Street.