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My Best Technology Stock Picks For 2013

Posted by Dividend on December 6th, 2012

Every time, I am searching for the best investment opportunities at the market. The year goes by and I have to consider ideas for the next year. Today, I like to focus on technology, a field that is very underweighted in my private portfolio. I am looking for growth stocks with cheap price ratios and high-quality margins. That’s why I screened the technology sector by stocks with a forward P/E ratio of less than 15, a sales growth over the past five years of more than 10 percent as well as an operating margin above 10 percent. In order to exclude low capitalized stocks, the market capitalization should be over USD 10 billion.

Exactly thirteen stocks fulfilled these criteria of which nine technology stocks pay dividends – Eight have a buy or better recommendation.

My 3 Favorite Technology Growth Picks

Posted by Dividend on November 6th, 2012

 

Technology Companies With High Growth And Positive Dividend Payments Researched By “long-term-investments.blogspot.com”. I often hear that technology stocks are high growth investments but they pay low dividends or no dividends. They sit on tons of cash and search for the next big IT revolution. If they don’t do this, they could lose their current competitive advantage and disappear from the market within the next ten years. We have seen this formation process at Nokia (NOK) or Research In Motion (RIM). If you think longer about the requirements and risks of the sector, investors should rewarded by a higher return or discount in the stock price to increase the margin of safety. 

A Tech Juggernaut for Defensive Growth

Posted by investingdaily on September 17th, 2012

Value investors seeking the “hat trick” of growth, yield and safety should consider this technology leader.

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Here are the current support and resistance levels for the market sectors. Many market sectors are at levels above their three month resistance levels.

Support Levels

Consumer Discretionary (XLY): $42.65
Consumer Staples (XLP): $32.64
Energy (XLE): $74.02
Financials (XLF): $14.77
Health Care (XLV): $36.22
Industrials (XLI): $36.97
Materials (XLB): $37.20
Technology (XLK): $28.26

Stock Market Overall

Current Trend: Up
Current Trend Strength: 89% (100%=Strongest; 0%=Weakest)
Overbought/Oversold Indicator: Neutral

Sector Current Trends

Consumer Discretionary: Up
Consumer Staples: Up
Energy: Up
Financials: Up
Health Care: Up
Industrials: Down
Materials: Up
Technology: Up
Utilities: Up

Sector Overbought/Oversold Indicator

Stock Market Overall

Current Trend: Up
Current Trend Strength: 67% (100%=Strongest; 0%=Weakest)
Overbought/Oversold Indicator: Neutral

Sector Current Trends

Consumer Discretionary: Up
Consumer Staples: Up
Energy: Up
Financials: Down
Health Care: Up
Industrials: Down
Materials: Down
Technology: Up
Utilities: Up

Sector Overbought/Oversold Indicator

Stock Market Overall

Current Trend: Up
Current Trend Strength: 56% (100%=Strongest; 0%=Weakest)
Overbought/Oversold Indicator: Neutral

Sector Current Trends

Consumer Discretionary: Up
Consumer Staples: Up
Energy: Up
Financials: Down
Health Care: Up
Industrials: Down
Materials: Down
Technology: Up
Utilities: Down

Sector Overbought/Oversold Indicator

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