Some disruptive technologies move fast. Others move too fast. But just because a technology is moving too fast doesn’t mean that technology won’t become the next big thing. Rather, the opposite is normally true.

A disruptive technology moves too fast simply because there is so much pent up demand for it. Thus, unless demand preferences change dramatically, that technology will inevitably morph into the next big thing. Too fast simply means that the technology is bound to hit some road bumps. Right now, it seems like a lot of industry-disrupting technologies are moving too fast. Stocks with exposure to those “too fast” technologies will experience some near-term turbulence. But long-term, these technologies are going to change the way the world operates. And the same stocks that will experience near-term turbulence will also be long-term winners. Here’s a list of 5 of those “too fast” technologies, and the stocks with big exposure to them.

A disruptive technology moves too fast simply because there is so much pent up demand for it. Thus, unless demand preferences change dramatically, that technology will inevitably morph into the next big thing. Too fast simply means that the technology is bound to hit some road bumps. Right now, it seems like a lot of industry-disrupting technologies are moving too fast. Stocks with exposure to those “too fast” technologies will experience some near-term turbulence. But long-term, these technologies are going to change the way the world operates. And the same stocks that will experience near-term turbulence will also be long-term winners. Here’s a list of 5 of those “too fast” technologies, and the stocks with big exposure to them.

A disruptive technology moves too fast simply because there is so much pent up demand for it. Thus, unless demand preferences change dramatically, that technology will inevitably morph into the next big thing. Too fast simply means that the technology is bound to hit some road bumps. Right now, it seems like a lot of industry-disrupting technologies are moving too fast. Stocks with exposure to those “too fast” technologies will experience some near-term turbulence. But long-term, these technologies are going to change the way the world operates. And the same stocks that will experience near-term turbulence will also be long-term winners. Here’s a list of 5 of those “too fast” technologies, and the stocks with big exposure to them.

A disruptive technology moves too fast simply because there is so much pent up demand for it. Thus, unless demand preferences change dramatically, that technology will inevitably morph into the next big thing. Too fast simply means that the technology is bound to hit some road bumps. Right now, it seems like a lot of industry-disrupting technologies are moving too fast. Stocks with exposure to those “too fast” technologies will experience some near-term turbulence. But long-term, these technologies are going to change the way the world operates. And the same stocks that will experience near-term turbulence will also be long-term winners. Here’s a list of 5 of those “too fast” technologies, and the stocks with big exposure to them.

A disruptive technology moves too fast simply because there is so much pent up demand for it. Thus, unless demand preferences change dramatically, that technology will inevitably morph into the next big thing. Too fast simply means that the technology is bound to hit some road bumps. Right now, it seems like a lot of industry-disrupting technologies are moving too fast. Stocks with exposure to those “too fast” technologies will experience some near-term turbulence. But long-term, these technologies are going to change the way the world operates. And the same stocks that will experience near-term turbulence will also be long-term winners. Here’s a list of 5 of those “too fast” technologies, and the stocks with big exposure to them.

A disruptive technology moves too fast simply because there is so much pent up demand for it. Thus, unless demand preferences change dramatically, that technology will inevitably morph into the next big thing. Too fast simply means that the technology is bound to hit some road bumps. Right now, it seems like a lot of industry-disrupting technologies are moving too fast. Stocks with exposure to those “too fast” technologies will experience some near-term turbulence. But long-term, these technologies are going to change the way the world operates. And the same stocks that will experience near-term turbulence will also be long-term winners. Here’s a list of 5 of those “too fast” technologies, and the stocks with big exposure to them.

We’ve all heard about the massive amount of money, time, and effort going into the pursuit of fully autonomous driving. One day, we will inevitably have self-driving cars everywhere, death rates from driving will be significantly lower and traffic headaches will be greatly reduced. This is the future. But just because autonomous driving is the future, that doesn’t mean the road to the future will be without hiccups. Recently, autonomous driving has turned into a “too fast” technology. Over the past few years incidents like a self-driving car from Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) that was involved in a fatal accident in Florida or one from from Uber involved in a fatal accident in Arizona have made them seem riskier.

The fallout of these accidents is not small. Chipmaker and autonomous driving leader NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) suspended self-driving tests. Uber was suspended from autonomous vehicle testing in Arizona. There has been a lot of negative press recently about the risks of autonomous driving. But the fallout isn’t big, either. Most car-makers are carrying on with their autonomous driving tests despite the recent accidents. That is because they are focused on the big picture idea that autonomous driving, at scale, is significantly more efficient and safe than human driving (nearly 1.3 million people die each year in road crashes). Near term, companies with big exposure to self driving will struggle. The headline names in the field include Tesla, NVIDIA, Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) and Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL). Don’t expect big moves higher in these names anytime soon. But long term, these stocks will roar higher. Autonomous driving is only a few years away from being a reality at scale.

The fallout of these accidents is not small. Chipmaker and autonomous driving leader NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) suspended self-driving tests. Uber was suspended from autonomous vehicle testing in Arizona. There has been a lot of negative press recently about the risks of autonomous driving. But the fallout isn’t big, either. Most car-makers are carrying on with their autonomous driving tests despite the recent accidents. That is because they are focused on the big picture idea that autonomous driving, at scale, is significantly more efficient and safe than human driving (nearly 1.3 million people die each year in road crashes). Near term, companies with big exposure to self driving will struggle. The headline names in the field include Tesla, NVIDIA, Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) and Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL). Don’t expect big moves higher in these names anytime soon. But long term, these stocks will roar higher. Autonomous driving is only a few years away from being a reality at scale.

The fallout of these accidents is not small. Chipmaker and autonomous driving leader NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) suspended self-driving tests. Uber was suspended from autonomous vehicle testing in Arizona. There has been a lot of negative press recently about the risks of autonomous driving. But the fallout isn’t big, either. Most car-makers are carrying on with their autonomous driving tests despite the recent accidents. That is because they are focused on the big picture idea that autonomous driving, at scale, is significantly more efficient and safe than human driving (nearly 1.3 million people die each year in road crashes). Near term, companies with big exposure to self driving will struggle. The headline names in the field include Tesla, NVIDIA, Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) and Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL). Don’t expect big moves higher in these names anytime soon. But long term, these stocks will roar higher. Autonomous driving is only a few years away from being a reality at scale.

The fallout of these accidents is not small. Chipmaker and autonomous driving leader NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) suspended self-driving tests. Uber was suspended from autonomous vehicle testing in Arizona. There has been a lot of negative press recently about the risks of autonomous driving. But the fallout isn’t big, either. Most car-makers are carrying on with their autonomous driving tests despite the recent accidents. That is because they are focused on the big picture idea that autonomous driving, at scale, is significantly more efficient and safe than human driving (nearly 1.3 million people die each year in road crashes). Near term, companies with big exposure to self driving will struggle. The headline names in the field include Tesla, NVIDIA, Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) and Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL). Don’t expect big moves higher in these names anytime soon. But long term, these stocks will roar higher. Autonomous driving is only a few years away from being a reality at scale.

The fallout of these accidents is not small. Chipmaker and autonomous driving leader NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) suspended self-driving tests. Uber was suspended from autonomous vehicle testing in Arizona. There has been a lot of negative press recently about the risks of autonomous driving. But the fallout isn’t big, either. Most car-makers are carrying on with their autonomous driving tests despite the recent accidents. That is because they are focused on the big picture idea that autonomous driving, at scale, is significantly more efficient and safe than human driving (nearly 1.3 million people die each year in road crashes). Near term, companies with big exposure to self driving will struggle. The headline names in the field include Tesla, NVIDIA, Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) and Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL). Don’t expect big moves higher in these names anytime soon. But long term, these stocks will roar higher. Autonomous driving is only a few years away from being a reality at scale.

Security failures have turned Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) into the big bad wolf on Wall Street that investors love to avoid and regulators love to hate.

At the core of the issue is how Facebook uses its massive database of consumer data. But there is nothing wrong with using data to make informed decisions. Facebook is just doing this at scale. And they aren’t alone. All internet companies are doing this, including Twitter (NYSE:TWTR), Snap (NYSE:SNAP), Google, Uber, Airbnb, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), and Apple (yes, even Apple, despite CEO Tim Cook’s comments). Even non-internet companies are jumping into the data sharing space. Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) just acquired a data analytics start up, presumably to help them better understand consumer behavior and create products that better align with consumer preferences. Facebook’s problem is that they had zero transparency with data sharing. As soon as Facebook brings transparency into their processes and allows consumers to see (to a degree) what is being done with their data, all of these problems will go away. Near-term, stocks with big data exposure won’t be the biggest winners. That includes Facebook, Twitter, Snap, Google, Amazon, Apple, Shopify Inc (NYSE:SHOP), and a ton of others. But, again, these stocks will be big-time winners in the long term due to their exposure to big data markets. Just like autonomous driving, data is the future.

At the core of the issue is how Facebook uses its massive database of consumer data. But there is nothing wrong with using data to make informed decisions. Facebook is just doing this at scale. And they aren’t alone. All internet companies are doing this, including Twitter (NYSE:TWTR), Snap (NYSE:SNAP), Google, Uber, Airbnb, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), and Apple (yes, even Apple, despite CEO Tim Cook’s comments). Even non-internet companies are jumping into the data sharing space. Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) just acquired a data analytics start up, presumably to help them better understand consumer behavior and create products that better align with consumer preferences. Facebook’s problem is that they had zero transparency with data sharing. As soon as Facebook brings transparency into their processes and allows consumers to see (to a degree) what is being done with their data, all of these problems will go away. Near-term, stocks with big data exposure won’t be the biggest winners. That includes Facebook, Twitter, Snap, Google, Amazon, Apple, Shopify Inc (NYSE:SHOP), and a ton of others. But, again, these stocks will be big-time winners in the long term due to their exposure to big data markets. Just like autonomous driving, data is the future.

At the core of the issue is how Facebook uses its massive database of consumer data. But there is nothing wrong with using data to make informed decisions. Facebook is just doing this at scale. And they aren’t alone. All internet companies are doing this, including Twitter (NYSE:TWTR), Snap (NYSE:SNAP), Google, Uber, Airbnb, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), and Apple (yes, even Apple, despite CEO Tim Cook’s comments). Even non-internet companies are jumping into the data sharing space. Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) just acquired a data analytics start up, presumably to help them better understand consumer behavior and create products that better align with consumer preferences. Facebook’s problem is that they had zero transparency with data sharing. As soon as Facebook brings transparency into their processes and allows consumers to see (to a degree) what is being done with their data, all of these problems will go away. Near-term, stocks with big data exposure won’t be the biggest winners. That includes Facebook, Twitter, Snap, Google, Amazon, Apple, Shopify Inc (NYSE:SHOP), and a ton of others. But, again, these stocks will be big-time winners in the long term due to their exposure to big data markets. Just like autonomous driving, data is the future.

At the core of the issue is how Facebook uses its massive database of consumer data. But there is nothing wrong with using data to make informed decisions. Facebook is just doing this at scale. And they aren’t alone. All internet companies are doing this, including Twitter (NYSE:TWTR), Snap (NYSE:SNAP), Google, Uber, Airbnb, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), and Apple (yes, even Apple, despite CEO Tim Cook’s comments). Even non-internet companies are jumping into the data sharing space. Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) just acquired a data analytics start up, presumably to help them better understand consumer behavior and create products that better align with consumer preferences. Facebook’s problem is that they had zero transparency with data sharing. As soon as Facebook brings transparency into their processes and allows consumers to see (to a degree) what is being done with their data, all of these problems will go away. Near-term, stocks with big data exposure won’t be the biggest winners. That includes Facebook, Twitter, Snap, Google, Amazon, Apple, Shopify Inc (NYSE:SHOP), and a ton of others. But, again, these stocks will be big-time winners in the long term due to their exposure to big data markets. Just like autonomous driving, data is the future.

One of the most powerful themes in the technology world right now is decentralization. For the past several years, technology markets have consolidated around the select few, namely the FAANNG group (the newest N is Nvidia) . It has worked out well. But it seems that investors are somewhat tired of that consolidation. That is why the cryptocurrency boom happened. Cryptocurrencies are all about decentralization. Indeed, when the crypto boom went mainstream, everyone was talking about how bitcoin was a bubble, but blockchain (the underlying decentralization framework) was the future.

The cryptocurrency and blockchain hype has cooled down. But decentralization themes remain strong. Uber, Airbnb, and GrubHub Inc (NYSE:GRUB) have created billion dollar empires built on these decentralization principles. YouTube, Instagram, and Snap have also built billion dollar empires on those same decentralization principles by turning consumers into creators. Because the blockchain hype has cooled, stocks with big exposure to decentralization principles may struggle in the near term. That group includes Shopify, Google, GrubHub, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), Facebook, and a bunch of others. Long term, though, these stocks will roar higher. Processes and systems are increasingly moving towards decentralization. The companies at the forefront of this trend will be big winners in the long term.

The cryptocurrency and blockchain hype has cooled down. But decentralization themes remain strong. Uber, Airbnb, and GrubHub Inc (NYSE:GRUB) have created billion dollar empires built on these decentralization principles. YouTube, Instagram, and Snap have also built billion dollar empires on those same decentralization principles by turning consumers into creators. Because the blockchain hype has cooled, stocks with big exposure to decentralization principles may struggle in the near term. That group includes Shopify, Google, GrubHub, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), Facebook, and a bunch of others. Long term, though, these stocks will roar higher. Processes and systems are increasingly moving towards decentralization. The companies at the forefront of this trend will be big winners in the long term.

The cryptocurrency and blockchain hype has cooled down. But decentralization themes remain strong. Uber, Airbnb, and GrubHub Inc (NYSE:GRUB) have created billion dollar empires built on these decentralization principles. YouTube, Instagram, and Snap have also built billion dollar empires on those same decentralization principles by turning consumers into creators. Because the blockchain hype has cooled, stocks with big exposure to decentralization principles may struggle in the near term. That group includes Shopify, Google, GrubHub, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), Facebook, and a bunch of others. Long term, though, these stocks will roar higher. Processes and systems are increasingly moving towards decentralization. The companies at the forefront of this trend will be big winners in the long term.

The cryptocurrency and blockchain hype has cooled down. But decentralization themes remain strong. Uber, Airbnb, and GrubHub Inc (NYSE:GRUB) have created billion dollar empires built on these decentralization principles. YouTube, Instagram, and Snap have also built billion dollar empires on those same decentralization principles by turning consumers into creators. Because the blockchain hype has cooled, stocks with big exposure to decentralization principles may struggle in the near term. That group includes Shopify, Google, GrubHub, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), Facebook, and a bunch of others. Long term, though, these stocks will roar higher. Processes and systems are increasingly moving towards decentralization. The companies at the forefront of this trend will be big winners in the long term.

The cryptocurrency and blockchain hype has cooled down. But decentralization themes remain strong. Uber, Airbnb, and GrubHub Inc (NYSE:GRUB) have created billion dollar empires built on these decentralization principles. YouTube, Instagram, and Snap have also built billion dollar empires on those same decentralization principles by turning consumers into creators. Because the blockchain hype has cooled, stocks with big exposure to decentralization principles may struggle in the near term. That group includes Shopify, Google, GrubHub, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), Facebook, and a bunch of others. Long term, though, these stocks will roar higher. Processes and systems are increasingly moving towards decentralization. The companies at the forefront of this trend will be big winners in the long term.

The cryptocurrency and blockchain hype has cooled down. But decentralization themes remain strong. Uber, Airbnb, and GrubHub Inc (NYSE:GRUB) have created billion dollar empires built on these decentralization principles. YouTube, Instagram, and Snap have also built billion dollar empires on those same decentralization principles by turning consumers into creators. Because the blockchain hype has cooled, stocks with big exposure to decentralization principles may struggle in the near term. That group includes Shopify, Google, GrubHub, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), Facebook, and a bunch of others. Long term, though, these stocks will roar higher. Processes and systems are increasingly moving towards decentralization. The companies at the forefront of this trend will be big winners in the long term.