PRINCETON, N.J., July 5, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Next Inning Technology Research (http://www.nextinning.com), a subscription service focused on semiconductor and technology stocks, announced today that it has published its much anticipated mid-year "State of Tech" report covering over 70 tech companies with total annual sales that will approach half a trillion dollars in 2005. Among the companies members will receive updates on include Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE:AMD), Atmel (Nasdaq:ATML), Cypress (NYSE:CY), and Infineon (NYSE:IFX).
The 44 page report, a $149 value, is available free to new members who sign-up for a complimentary 30-day trial subscription to Next Inning Technology Research:
https://www.nextinning.com/subscribe/index.php?refer=zone140
Early in June, Editor Paul McWilliams warned Next Inning members that the stock market could dip during the latter half of June and that they should increase their cash positions to take advantage of the selected bargains he predicted we would see. Now that we're in the midst of this dip, the State of Tech report provides members with McWilliams' evaluation of over 70 tech companies and his opinions as to which stocks he thinks will be the winners and losers going forward.
Not only is the State of Tech report chock full of actionable ideas, it also provides a wealth of fundamental data on the 70+ companies it covers. Within the report, McWilliams breaks down the companies into sectors and reviews each company's most critical fundamental elements using tables and charts; he then provides "no holds barred" commentary, which members can use to make wise investment decisions.
In the report, McWilliams looked at the following company-specific topics, among others:
-- Find out if McWilliams believes Advanced Micro is more of a
trading stock or a long-term buy and hold, and why he has this
opinion?
-- After a dismal first-quarter, at least on paper, why does
McWilliams believe there could be a light at the end of the
tunnel for Atmel?
-- Will Cypress' solar cell business lead to profits in its stock?
-- Why has McWilliams hung an avoid sign around Infineon?
Founded in September 2002, Next Inning's model portfolio has returned 224% since its inception versus 71% for the Nasdaq.
About Next Inning Technology Research
Next Inning Technology Research is a subscription financial newsletter focused on technology stocks. Editor Paul McWilliams is a 20+-year industry veteran.
Note: This release was published by F.P. Real Ventures I, LLC (CRD No. 131926). Indie Research, LLC and the Next Inning editorial staff are not registered investment advisors, broker/dealers, or research analysts/organizations.