Apple's stock price increase has been based in part on a belief that sales of the new iPhone will surge at year-end. Reasons for improved prospects for Amazon and Microsoft are just as convincing.
These five notable tech laggards appear to have plenty of upside potential and may be worth a closer look for investors pondering how to position themselves ahead of the coming election and through the…
MICT, a global fintech company, announced today that its Micronet subsidiary has received a significant order and will soon begin a trial of its SmartCam product with an unnamed partner.
Semiconductor manufacturing equipment maker Applied Materials beat estimates on both the top and bottom lines when it reported third-quarter results late Thursday. The company's expectations for the current quarter are even rosier.
It can be confusing to investors when operating companies that sell to companies and to the public have a differing view than the capital spending (capex) companies which supply the industry. And with a…
Cisco Systems reported fiscal fourth-quarter results Wednesday afternoon of $0.80 in earnings per share (EPS) and $12.2 billion in revenue. The consensus estimates called for $0.74 in EPS and $12.08 billion in revenue.
Tesla's announced five-for-one stock split, combined with an earlier four-for-one split at Apple, may persuade a few of the other high-flying tech stocks to make a similar move.
On Monday, Wedbush Securities reiterated an official Outperform rating on Apple. The firm's Daniel Ives also raised the price target to $515, above what had been a street-high target.
These four big technology and momentum stocks look like solid picks for more aggressive growth investors, and they all have significant catalysts that can drive growth for the rest of 2020 and beyond.