Computer Wholesale: 5 stocks
These companies buy computers, software, and network gear in bulk and resell it to businesses. They earn thin margins, so volume decides their profits.
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| Stock | Price | Quality Score |
|---|---|---|
| $27.31 | ||
| $86.71 | ||
| $89.13 | ||
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Why computer wholesale stocks are down this week
Computer wholesale stocks fell a median 7.1% since the close on Oct 26 (5 stocks); the S&P 500 fell 1.6%.
What moved them
- No single story: 5 of 5 fell with the market this week.
Questions about computer wholesale
Why are computer wholesale stocks down this week?
Computer wholesale stocks fell a median 7.1% since the close on Oct 26 (5 stocks); the S&P 500 fell 1.6%. No single story: 5 of 5 fell with the market this week.
Which computer wholesale stocks fell most this week?
TD SYNNEX (SNX) fell 11%, ePlus (PLUS) fell 7.7%, and Scansource (SCSC) fell 7.1%.
What are the biggest companies in computer wholesale?
The biggest by market cap are TD SYNNEX (SNX) at $20B, Ingram Micro Holding (INGM) at $6.6B, and ePlus (PLUS) at $2.5B.
Which companies in computer wholesale does Breakaway rank highest?
Ingram Micro Holding (INGM) 10, PC Connection (CNXN) 10, and ePlus (PLUS) 8, the highest Quality Scores of the 5. Breakaway ranks every stock by its Quality Score, which reads each company's numbers and its chart; the ranking is information, not advice, and each stock's page shows the reasons behind its score.