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Top tech stocks that could help make you rich by retirement

Maintaining a sector-diversified portfolio should be a priority for investors. Not only would doing so avoid the consequences of a single industry losing popularity at the worst possible time, but this diversity will help lessen the volatility of the overall market.

On the other hand, no investor can afford to overlook the reality that, for almost three decades, technology stocks have consistently been the market's most lucrative segment.

In light of this, let's take a deeper look at three potential tech names that might make you as wealthy as you want to be by the time you retire.

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The U.S. Military along with six top media outlets call it a “Holy Grail” technology.

Jim Cramer thinks owning this stock is "a recipe for portfolio destruction"

Jim Cramer warned investors earlier this week not to invest in this stock. Cramer cautioned that the stock is unlikely to perform well in an inflationary environment.

"This is a bear market, not a bull market. … In a bear market, you do not stick your neck out to pick at hated stocks," he said. The possibility of a recession or a new Covid-19 variant also makes him wary of the stock.

Growth stocks like these are expected to grow faster than the general market

Companies that are represented by growth stocks have steadily rising stock prices over time. As a result, investors who want to benefit from the company's anticipated expansion typically buy the stocks in turn.

Growth stock performance, however, has been poor recently.

However, the main factor we can identify is the rise in inflation.

The post-pandemic demand and the Russian invasion of Ukraine are the main factors driving the global rise in food and energy costs, which is widespread. You'll want to pay special attention to this worldwide pattern of rising inflation.

Stock futures fall slightly as Wall Street looks to snap losing streak

Stock futures slipped on Thursday evening as Wall Street looked to grind out a rare positive week in the rough first half of the year.

Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 64 points or 0.2%. Futures for the S&P 500 dipped 0.2%, while Nasdaq 100 futures lost nearly 0.2%.

The moves in futures come as the stock market appears to have found some stability this week, at least for the short term. After an afternoon rally on Thursday, the S&P 500 is up 3.3% for the week, while the Nasdaq composite is up 4%, and the Dow is 2.6%.

All three averages are looking to snap three-week losing streaks.

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