Trouble viewing video? Try here. Should Investors Buy The Tech Sector Pull-back Or Is It A Sign Of Worse To Come? Focus on Names With Rising Profit Margins Off Increasing Sales: Coming out of the weekend, financial markets are seeing a continuation of the sell-off in the tech sector following Friday’s one-day -2.47% decline in the sector benchmark Technology
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If you have any trouble viewing video above, click here. Tech – Remediation Estimates of $1bn Likely To Prove Conservative, “Critical Infrastructure” Designation Would Offer Near-term Sector Windfall: For investors looking for a broad-based approach towards participating in the potential sector windfall, consider the cybersecurity ETFs CIBR (close Fri 8/5 $17.90, -10.8% off its 52-week
Tech – Buying Opportunity Potential Limited By Currency War Prospects: Off the back of reassuring developments (e.g. positive U.S. Dec 2015 employment report, China limiting insider sales and scrapping circuit breakers), the burgeoning panic permeating the markets since the start of 2016 trading has momentarily dissipated and the tech sector among those advancing. The question
Financial Snapshot: AAPL ($121.43) -FY15Q3 Rev/EPS actual – Revs $49.6bn (+33% y/y), EPS $1.85 (+44% y/y) -Valuation: P/E 13.4x FY15 EPS (0.58x PEG ratio), AAPL shares attractive as still early in major product cycles with iPhone6 and Apple Watch. AAPL – iPhone6 Shipments Fall Short Of Expectations, But Still Only 27% Of Installed Base Has
Here is the Card for the interview to watch it. (GVA on at 1min 50 seconds). Financial Snapshot: AAPL ($121.43) -FY15Q3 Rev/EPS actual – Revs $49.6bn (+33% y/y), EPS $1.85 (+44% y/y) -Valuation: P/E 13.4x FY15 EPS (0.58x PEG ratio), AAPL shares attractive as still early in major product cycles with iPhone6 and Apple Watch.
