These 3 Tech Stocks Recently Hit All-Time Highs, Should You Buy?

Buying a stock after reaching an all-time high is a conundrum. Oftentimes, a stock will reach a new high due to a catalyst, and that catalyst usually isn't going away just because a new record is achieved. It can be daunting to buy at the top as there is always the risk of your investment going in the red shortly thereafter. In other cases, however, it can be just the beginning of potentially life-changing gains. Take Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), for example. In January 2020 it was hovering around $90 split-adjusted, which at the time was a new all-time high. Investors who ignored it then missed out on more than 700% of returns. Disconnecting stock price from a company's business is difficult, but it can produce amazing returns if done properly.

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