BOSTON, Sept. 16, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Next Inning Technology Research (http://www.nextinning.com), formerly The pmcw Report, a subscription service focused on semiconductor and technology stocks, announced today that it has provided to members a special report entitled "Q2 State of Technology Inventory Levels."
"Q2 State of Technology Inventory Levels" investigates the five "forces" that contributed to the rise in certain inventory levels during Q2 and analyzes over 50 different companies across eight sectors, including Personal Computer makers. Companies with exposure to this sector include Apple (Nasdaq:AAPL), Dell (Nasdaq:DELL), Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) and IBM (NYSE:IBM), among other companies.
The report, a $149 value, is available free to new subscribers who sign up for a free thirty-day trial subscription to Next Inning Technology Research at:
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"In addition to skewing the numbers a bit, the evolution of DELL and the broader business model of HPQ have moderated the seasonal patterns that dominate the PC industry. The other point we felt was particularly interesting is the fact the sector has learned to work off significantly lower inventory levels than they needed in the not so distant past," Paul McWilliams, editor of Next Inning Technology Research, writes in the report.
In his analysis, McWilliams also reveals the secrets of a proprietary leading indicator related to the Inventory to Sales ratio. McWilliams illustrates how following this indicator since 1999 would have returned 249% versus a -21% loss for the NASDAQ over the same timeframe. In his report, McWilliams analyzes how the I:S ratio is shifting and whether that shift is bullish or bearish.
Founded in September 2002, the Next Inning's model equity portfolio has returned a staggering 209%, well outdistancing the NASDAQ's 43% gain over the same period.
Technology investors can sign up for a free thirty-day trial to Next Inning's service, including access to the "Q2 State of Technology Inventory Levels" special report, by clicking here:
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About Next Inning Technology Research
Next Inning Technology Research, is a subscription financial newsletter focused on technology and semiconductors stocks. Editor Paul McWilliams is a 20+-year industry veteran and was ranked by SmartMoney as one of the thirty most influential people in investing.
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