Analysis

I know we talk a lot about our concept of “innogration”, but quite frankly we have to in order to make clear exactly why some tech companies will dominate their categories while others will fall by the wayside. Perhaps the most visible example of this is occurring in the smartphone… Read More

The next round of quarterly earnings reports will start hitting the street next week, and right on cue the heat and humidity spiked up along with the overall stock market. The pressure is on for a lot of tech companies to deliver better than expected news so it will be… Read More

With the S&P500 Index and Dow Jones Industrial Average both flirting with historically unprecedented “round numbers” (2,000 and 17,000, respectively) the Nasdaq Composite has temporarily moved out of the spotlight as the primary indicator of the stock market’s current love affair with momentum. Read More

Today marks the halfway point of the calendar year, and so far it has played out pretty much as we expected. All eyes are on the S&P 500 Index in its bid to cross over the 2,000 level, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index inches its way back toward its… Read More

Looks like AT&T figured out that this town is big enough for the two of us, and is now moving into markets that rival Verizon is not occupying. Read More

You don't have to choose anymore; tech companies now offer the dividend yields of treasury notes while possessing the high growth potential of small cap stocks. Read More

Much of the recent rise in the stock market and simultaneous decline in the VIX is the result of old fears not being realized more so than the absence of new fears Read More

Its been a tough couple of weeks for the tech sector overall, but not for one of our recent recommendations that illustrates the importance of understanding exactly what is happening with tech stocks, and where. Read More

A lot of games being played in the stock market right now. While some companies are engaging in a high stakes version of "follow the leader", we think a more apt analogy is "musical chairs" and investors can profit from it if they know which companies are closest to the seats now that the sweet music of Quantitative Easing has stopped playing. Read More