Technology Stocks

Cisco Systems is expected to report their third consecutive quarter of sequential revenue growth driven by a recovery in corporate IT spending.

Following strong earnings results by IBM and Intel, Wall Street appears to be increasingly confident that Microsoft will also deliver better than expected quarterly results.

While Yahoo continues to be pinched by their declining search market share, their leading display business is already benefitting from stabilization in the economic environment.

Despite strong holiday sales of smartphones, Verizon's profitability continues to be limited by their costly advertising war with AT&T.

Apple’s strong product lineup made them a clear winner over the 2009 holiday season.

Strong search volumes should lead to a fairly easy earnings beat for Google this quarter.

Investors should be encouraged that IBM’s management team is openly optimistic that these strong earnings performances will continue this quarter and into 2010.

After four consecutive quarters of y/y revenue declines, Intel is expected to return to positive sales growth this quarter.

For AT&T’s stock to break out of its current narrow trading range, the company will have to demonstrate that enterprise sales are recovering.

We are anticipating another blowout quarter from Apple that will easily exceed both Wall Street’s consensus expectations as well as the company own notoriously-conservative guidance.