Some interviewees say America's biggest tech stocks are not only a bet on innovation but may also be a hedge against inflation. 46% of respondents said that gold, which has been a safe haven for decades, is still considered the best guarantee against the risk of rising prices. But nearly a third said tech giants were their first choice. This reaction highlights the dominant position of companies such as NVDA.US (NVDA.US) and Amazon (AMZN.US) in the US financial market. They are expanding their influence on major sectors of the US economy. This enabled them to generate stable profits and triggered a rebound to convince investors that they would continue to be a source of stable earnings. Nvidia's stock price has soared more than six times since the inflation rate first surpassed 2% in March 2021. Even Apple (AAPL.US), which has experienced peaks and troughs, performed better than the general market increase of more than 50% during this period, compared to the increase of about 30% in the S&P 500 index. However, like other growth stocks, technology companies are sensitive to changes in inflation and interest rates because their valuations are largely dependent on future profits.