Tesla becomes most-searched stock as tech giants benefit from lockdowns

15% of global searches into stockmarket

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Tesla is the most popular company to invest in, dominating searches into stocks and shares in 82 countries worldwide, followed by tech giants Amazon and Apple, according to new research.

A study by Money.co.uk revealed that the electric car manufacturer accounts for 15% of global searches into the stockmarket. It also found that Amazon and Apple both dominate in 13 countries each, with the former making up nearly 13% of global stockmarket searches, while 12.2% of the searches were for the latter. Sustainable Special report on Tesla and beyond: How investors can benefit from the EV transition and avoid the pitfalls Money.co.uk used search volume data into stocks and shares to collate the top five companies each country is most interested in investing in, and found t...

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