The person running your money can steer clear of Cisco and other computer networking stocks.
Computer chip stocks gained on bullish comments from leader Intel (nasdaq: INTC - news - people ).
Inside a nondescript apartment building on a Tokyo waterfront, Fumiaki Sagara spends his days sitting in front of a bank of eight computer screens trading stocks.
The eight computer and technology stocks I am profiling today had differing reactions to their earnings reports, but all have buy ratings according to ValuEngine and are undervalued.
The computer model suggests stocks with slowing momentum be sold.
My last column recommended such decently priced tech stocks as Computer Associates, Apple, Nextel, National Semiconductor and Microsoft.
Today I profile six stocks in the Computer and Technology sector, which is a modest 2.6% undervalued overall according to ValuEngine.com.
The first three follow a more rigid computer-screen approach to picking stocks than does Marker, who is often more patient because he can rely on his gut, says Todd Trubey, an analyst at fund tracker Morningstar.
They help generate extra volume from "black box" traders who use computer programs to buy and sell stocks in millisecond intervals, often for a tiny loss, in order to reap rebates of 20 cents per 100 shares.
By getting workers to build each computer to order, Dell also keeps fewer stocks.
The graveyard of once-high-flying stocks includes Digital Equipment, Apollo Computer, Data General and Silicon Graphics (now SGI).
Every day a computer scans for losers, replacing them with new stocks likely to behave more or less the same.
Very hard for people to stick with a formula that is telling you to buy out-of-favor stocks that were spit out by a computer, you know, nonetheless, and to stick with that when it's not working.
Last summer the computer flashed a "buy" signal for home building stocks, whose earnings were growing at 10% to 20%.
Stowers wrote a computer program to uncover earnings momentum in 16, 000 stocks.
The global slowdown in the personal-computer industry has taken a toll on expected earnings for Seoul Composite Index stocks, says the Peregrine analyst.
Placing too much emphasis on computer stock screens, balance sheet models and earnings forecasts conceals the undervalued stocks out there amid the noise of everyday volatility.
In March, we suggested that the pressure on the federal government to upgrade its computer networks was a good reason for investors to get into network equipment stocks.
Semiconductor equipment stocks like Applied Materials have boomed while The Streets semiconductor analysts worry over whether personal computer sales are about to peak.
Surprising but true: Adobe Systems (ADBE) is one of the more ignored technology stocks these days, with Wall Street just kind of so-so on the developer of computer software products, including multi-media content on the creation, distribution and management of information.
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