For those who have not been keeping score, the Nasdaq Biotech Index (NBI) is up over 33% in 2015 as of July 17 while S & P 500 is just over 3% for the year. Read More

Today, we reveal our method for selecting portfolio recommendations using a system based on fundamental analysis of emerging biotech companies. Read More

Resources are tightening up and that means that any new drugs that come to the market and deliver tangible financial results have to live up to a higher standard than before. Read More

These two biotech stocks offer a two-for-one proposition, which is a rare find in this sector. Read More

While we can’t say at STI what Project Titan is, we can say most of the industry is taking it seriously - and for very good reason. Read More

Going into last year the STI team sat down and made the recommendation as to which stock was our projected pick for top performer in the tech industry. In December of 2013 we chose Apple, Inc. (NSDQ: AAPL) as “The One Tech Stock to Own in 2014” and the… Read More

Sony has gotten a tremendous amount of press recently for arguably one of the stupidest films ever made, “The Interview”, starring Seth Rogen and James Franco. The premise is that two journalists are recruited by the CIA to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jogn-un while doing an interview with him. Read More

The sharp increase in the number of large-scale data breaches in 2014 will result in a boost in spending on cyber-attack detection, prevention and mitigation for the year ahead.In the first half of 2014, there were a total of 559 breaches worldwide, resulting in 375 million customer records being stolen… Read More

Net Neutrality is getting a lot of press these days. So much so that the President has now weighed in with an official position. In theory net neutrality is pretty straightforward; Internet carriers can’t set different prices for different vendor’s products which could enable them to shape the market.Like a… Read More

Breaking up is hard to do, but sometimes it is the only way to keep moving forward. Read More