PRINCETON, N.J., Nov. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Next Inning Technology Research (http://www.nextinning.com), an online investment newsletter focused on semiconductor and technology stocks, has published updated outlooks for Amtech Systems (Nasdaq: ASYS), Dell (Nasdaq: DELL), NetApp (Nasdaq: NTAP), Blue Coat Systems (Nasdaq: BCSI), and Marvell Technology Group (Nasdaq: MRVL).
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McWilliams covers these topics and more in his recent reports:
-- When McWilliams suggested Next Inning subscribers consider buying Amtech in 2008 when it was trading for only $2.48, few investors had ever heard of the stock. Following this he suggested taking profits or hedging with covered calls when Amtech was peaking at $28.61. This represented over 1,000% profit in only 15 months for readers who jumped into Amtech in 2008 when McWilliams pointed out it was trading for nearly half its cash value. What's next for Amtech? Could the firm's upcoming earnings report generate a near-term rally of 30% to 50%? Is the stock well-positioned for long-term growth?
-- Has Dell been successful in reinventing itself as an "enterprise ecosystem" firm? What is the one big risk for Dell right now? Is Dell still trading at a very low valuation, suggesting that Wall Street still doesn't appreciate the company's potential?
-- In January, McWilliams advised Next Inning readers to sell NetApp and use the proceeds to buy EMC. Since then, the price of NetApp has declined 25% and the price of EMC has moved up nearly 3%. While 3% certainly isn't very exciting, it sure beats sitting with a 25% loss. Going forward from here, does McWilliams have a positive outlook for NetApp, or does he believe that larger rival EMC offers a much better opportunity for investors?
-- After suggesting the exit from Blue Coat in October 2009 that closed a previous buy suggestion with a 112% profit, McWilliams steadfastly suggested it is best to avoid the stock. Last February when the stock was trading above $31, McWilliams wrote that investors should avoid any temptation to buy, and reiterated that opinion ahead of its May earnings report. Has Blue Coat's move to bring on a new CEO led him to flip to a positive view of the stock?
-- Wall Street's knee-jerk reaction to news of flooding in Thailand was to sell off shares of Marvell. While it's logical to assume Marvell's market leading position in hard disk drive controllers will be impacted by the damage sustained at its customers' plants there, McWilliams reminded Next Inning readers that this is only a part of the Marvell story. Why does McWilliams think analysts are substantially underestimating Marvell's earnings power for the fiscal year ending January 2013? Trial subscribers will get the details on this and more in McWilliams extensive Marvell earnings preview.
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