NI Technology Research Updates Outlooks for Finisar, Marvell Technology Group, International Rectifier and Hewlett-Packard

PRINCETON, N.J., Aug. 27, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Next Inning Technology Research (http://www.nextinning.com), an online investment newsletter focused on technology stocks, has issued updated outlooks for Finisar (Nasdaq: FNSR), Marvell Technology Group (Nasdaq: MRVL), International Rectifier (NYSE: IRF) and Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ).

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In his latest reports, McWilliams offers detailed updates on a number of tech stocks. These reports include revised earnings estimate and price targets and offer unrivaled insights to help investors and analysts understand the likely winners and losers in the tech sector.

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Topics discussed in the latest reports include:

-- Marvell: Has the post-earnings drop in Marvell created a buying opportunity for investors? What four points are Wall Street analysts failing to consider when looking at Marvell? Why does McWilliams suggest the Marvell story is "finally coming together"? What is the one risk that McWilliams cites in the Marvell equation that no one can fully quantity?  Could Marvell shares trade above $18 in the near term?

-- Finisar: Why might China Mobile's announcement of approximately $3.2 billion worth of new contracts to build out its 4G infrastructure represent a huge bonus for Finisar?  What potential value could this build-out deliver for Finisar, which has close relationships with the Chinese contractors that will get most of the business?

-- International Rectifier: McWilliams warned Next Inning readers that the price of IR could easily drop into the teens ahead of its April earnings report, but that it should be considered a buy when that happens.  As we now know, the price dropped to a low of $17.62 before mounting a recovery.  He reiterated his buy call at the close of Q2 when IR was trading for $20.94.  While maintaining a long-term bullish outlook for IR and predicting the company would outperform the consensus of the covering analysts, McWilliams warned Next Inning readers that they should not expect the price to react to this positive news.  As he explained, the upside thinking was already built into the price of IR ahead of its earnings announcement.  With the stock price now consolidating in the mid-$20s, does McWilliams think it is setting up for another rally?  What is his outlook and price objective for IR going forward?

-- HP: McWilliams called a successful swing trade in HP with an exit before HP reported results for its July ending quarter, and suggested that Next Inning readers stay on the sidelines.  As it turned out, the "yellow flag" of declining deferred revenue McWilliams cited in his preview of HP's earnings proved to be a valid warning, and HP withdrew prior guidance that it would grow revenue in fiscal 2014. With the price of HP now down to reflect the lowered outlook, does McWilliams think it is time to buy again for anther swing trade or does he think it's better to avoid the stock at this juncture?

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