Top 3 Cloud Stocks To Invest In Today

	There are scores of emerging cloud stocks the mainstream hasn't discovered yet. And they're giving investors the best returns in a generation. Greetings Trader, The health crisis has fundamentally c... Unsubscribe Advertisement There are scores of emerging cloud stocks the mainstream hasn't discovered yet. And they're giving investors the best returns in a generation. Greetings Trader, The health crisis has fundamentally changed how people around the globe live and work. In just one year, standard tasks like the daily commute to a 9-5 have become obsolete for many. "Remote" has become the new norm as people send in corporate reports from their kitchens and handle business meetings on Zoom in the living room. As such, video has become a growing means of communication for students, employees, and society in general. And it doesn't seem like that trend is going to be changing anytime soon. As society adapts to this new lifestyle, cloud stocks are flourishing. Slack is up 148% since the pandemic gripped the world in mid-March. Zoom is up 249% since then. Teladoc is up 71%, and Dropbox is up a bit over 40%. And by 2022, Gartner's prediction is that worldwide public cloud service revenues will reach more than $330 billion. These are all solid companies and they will continue to grow in the new economy. Unfortunately with investors piling in and driving up valuations, none are a bargain now. But one company is quietly emerging as it converges two of the biggest tech growth stories of this era: The cloud and video content. This visionary company is applying the Adobe business model to the rapidly expanding video communications market with an intuitive, "drag- and-drop" video-editing platform that puts professional-quality video creation into the hands of the masses. Just in case you don't remember what happened with Adobe… From 2000 through early 2013, investors pocketed returns averaging of about 30% per year on ADBE. Then Adobe made a momentous decision. The company transitioned to a completely cloud-based, software-as-a-service (SaaS) business model. That decision paid off in a big way. When Adobe launched its cloud-based subscription model, the company and the stock took off and never looked back. From the $40.00 range in 2013, ADBE soared to over $500. That's an average of 164% per year for seven straight years! Following the Adobe blueprint, the company's stock has already generated gains of 2,000% over the past year, and it's just getting started. See why companies like Disney and Oracle have already decided to use the company's technology and why the stock could be the biggest tech growth story of 2021.
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