Tech Stocks

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I've also got a buy: Acacia Research, a little outfit that makes money by protecting patents.

The tech giants don't deserve to be ostracized, because they represent some of the best values in the stock market.

For years, Apple has been king of the consumer technology world with its innovative products and loyal customer base. Consumers once traded in their PCs ...

Every stock has a story, and the plotline on which I built my case had run its course.

From poor CEO choices to near-constant dissension among directors, HP keeps hitting new lows.

Apple shares look extraordinarily cheap following a large drop on disappointing results, but they could get cheaper.

Disk-drive maker Seagate Technology is making money hand over fist. But how long can it keep it up?

Apple's sky-high valuation and Facebook's IPO are more telling of "animal spirits" than another pending market collapse.

Microsoft is a deal, but some social media firms will go bust.

Technology companies either innovate or they stop growing. These firms are losing momentum.

Many once-overpriced tech stocks are downright cheap. Meanwhile, the hot new merchandise looks very dangerous.

In an upset, E*Trade is top dog in this year’s rankings.

Many investors chase hot trends, but bargain hunters seek established companies with shares that are easier to value and sell on discount.

Once considered a couple of the hottest companies around, Microsoft and Cisco Systems offer cheap, but long-languishing, stocks.

Technology stocks are poised to do well this year, and these small, lesser-known companies offer promising value.

Mega-cap tech companies are awash in cash and as profitable as ever. Yet they trade at low price-earnings ratios.

A decade after they began a mammoth collapse, technology stocks are cheap -- and growing.

Thrills and spills are a given, but the industry's prospects are surprisingly good.

Now is a good time to get back into this sector.

These reliable companies will benefit as businesses upgrade to become more efficient.

These big, reliable technology companies will be top beneficiaries as businesses worldwide retool to cope with the tough economy.

A top-ranked fund manager tells which stocks to buy.

These companies are loaded with cash, should be able to increase annual earnings at double-digit rates and are favorites of a veteran fund manager.

With the sector leading the market's charge, it's tempting to jump in. These tips may help you pick companies with staying power.

This top-performing tech fund manager tells us what he is and isn't buying now.

Shares of companies such as IBM, Nokia and Microsoft have taken a hit along with the rest of the market, but they don't deserve to be this cheap.

These funds are worth a look even if the year's rally continues to fizzle.

These five companies should continue to produce solid gains in troubled times, analysts say.

Funds offer safer way to invest in tech than owning one or two individual stocks.

An upbeat profit outlook is luring investors back.

Jacob Internet Fund did not disappear with the 2000-02 bear market. In fact, its manager is now back in the groove.