How to Buy Technology Stocks

A Guide to Low-Risk, High-Profit Investing in Science and Technology Stocks

By: Michael Gianturco

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Product code: 5017
ISBN: 0316309974
212 pages
Format: Pb
Published by: USA Import, 1996, 1st edition

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Description of How to Buy Technology Stocks

Michael Gianturco's technology stock picks in Forbes have averaged a gain of 27.6 per cent per year for the last four years (1992-1995). His investment management firm, The Princeton Portfolios, has twice been cited by the Wall Street Journal and Barron's for the highest gains achieved by any monitored portfolio. Now, with this nuts-and-bolts investment guide, Gianturco shares his expertise - and shows you step by step how to pick the Microsofts, Compaqs, and Amgens of tomorrow. You'll learn:

- The best single day of the year to buy technology stocks

- The exact number of technology stocks you should have in your portfolio

- Why 'value investing' doesn't apply to technology stocks, and what factors you should look for instead

- The eight common mistakes to avoid like poison

- What to look for in each technology - from the Internet to biotech - including specifics on promising companies and emerging technologies

- A simple, step-by-step strategy for discovering winning technology stocks using your computer

- And much more

Updated Edition - Includes a New Chapter on Internet Stocks

How to Buy Technology Stocks - Chapter headings

Part One: The Technology Stock Market
1. Getting Started
2. When to Buy
3. What to Buy
4. How Much To Pay:Pricing at the Golden Median
5. How to Distinguish Between the Stock and the Story
6. How to Avoid the Most Common Mistakes
7. How Many Science-and-Technology Stocks Should Own?

Part Two: The Major Groups
8. Networks as Money Machines
9. The Computer Networks
10. The Picture Machines
11. The Wireless Revolution?
12. Computers, Semiconductors, and Eternal Youth
13. When Software was Harder
14. The Electric Teacher
15. Imaging at Work
16. The Internet Juggernaut
17. Biotech: The Painted Lady
18. Biochemistry with a Method
19. Technology Tangibles

Part Three: Tools for Investing
20. Sharp Players, Dull Winners
21. The Top Funds, the Best Options
22. Pencils are Over: How To Pick Stocks
23. When To Sell
24. What to Expect of the Twenty-first Century

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