Tech-Stock Prospector

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Tech-Stock Prospector is an investment research & advisory newsletter covering various segments of the technology sector. Managing editor Rob DeFrancesco, a veteran tech analyst and former senior writer with Louis Rukeyser's Wall Street newsletter, tracks the latest developments in the tech world and uncovers the most promising investment rtunities. The following sectors are among those included in the coverage : wireless, networking infrastructure, storage, security, enterprise software, semiconductors and e-commerce. Rob conducts deep fundamental research to identify and capitalize on inefficiencies within the technology-stock sector. In addition to company-specific research, each issue features industry updates and analysis on key themes--including cloud computing, mobile broadband, collaboration, software as a service, data center consolidation and virtualization. Tech-Stock Prospector, launched in March 2003, covers both growth and value stocks. Rob tracks companies across the market-cap spectrum, with a focus on smaller and midsized names that don't get the attention they deserve from Wall Street. Readers are kept a of what's going on with the tech leaders, including Apple, Amazon.com, Cisco Systems, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Google, Oracle and Intel. Here are some of the topics covered in the October 2015 issue: *New cybersecurity technologies attract budget dollars *3 emerging players in security *Palo Alto Networks eyes growth in endpoint security *CyberArk Software makes a key strategic purchase *Fortinet ups it marketing game to stay competitive *Dell’s acquisition of EMC shakes up the storage market *IPO Report: Is Pure Storage worth a look? *Mobileye rules the road in advanced auto safety *Why Shopify is becoming a force in e-commerce *Assessing Tableau Software stock after the sell-off *Virtual reality growth potential at Facebook *New rtunities for LinkedIn in the enterprise *The rising importance of customer service *Why some smart investors like Zendesk *Cloud Watch: Workday broadens its software offerings *Splunk holds its own against fresh competition *Small-Cap Watch: New Relic gains fans on Wall Street *How RingCentral disrupts business communications *Mobile chipmakers benefiting from content expansion *Skyworks Solutions extends its reach in Big Data & IoT Kindle Magazines are fully downloaded onto your Kindle so you can read them even when you're not wirelessly connected.