Buy These 2 Cheap Tech Stocks on the Move (The Market Cap)

Plus: 4 Hotel REITs That Are Hot
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Buy These 2 Cheap Tech Stocks on the Move By Bret Jensen, Editor of Small Cap Gems It has been a mixed bag for large cap tech companies so far in 2015. IBM and Microsoft posted disappointing quarterly results partly as a result of a strong dollar, something that has been crimping earnings across most American multinationals this earnings season. The strong dollar is having far reaching impacts on earnings, but not all companies are being negatively affected. On the flip side, Cisco Systems posted one of its best quarters in recent years and raised its dividend payout some 10% as well. And, of course, Apple posted one of the best quarters in history racking up some $18 billion in profit during the quarter on the runaway success of the iPhone 6. I believe the technology sector offers some decent value in what I consider an overvalued market. I'll cover two large tech companies like the ones in my Blue Chip Gems service that are being overlooked by most investors but offer attractive valuations as we go deeper into 2015. Despite being one of the cheaper stocks in the technology sector as well as one of the more undervalued names in the overall market, this stock has staged a decent decline over the last three months, which makes it a great value right now. Get the name of this company and another cheap tech stock I like in this article. Click to continue reading 4 Hotel REITs That Are Hot By Tim Plaehn, Editor of The Dividend Hunter As a group the REIT sector has been red hot. Since a moderate correction in September 2014, the major REIT ETFs are up about 20%. For many REITs, the prices have gotten too rich, making attractive investments more difficult to find. However, there is a subcategory in the sector that is loaded with great companies increasing their dividends rapidly that would be great additions to every income portfolio. Emerging Technology: Can you turn Buffett’s fear into your opportunity? [ad] Comparing price gains, current yields and dividend growth rates, I see more potential for a correction in the REIT sector compared to continued share price growth which could lead to better entry prices in these four stocks. In the February issue of The Dividend Hunter newsletter, I recommended that subscribers sell a very high quality REIT. Even though the company is great, the yield had dropped to 3.8% compared 4.6% in mid-2014. That is too low a yield for an 8% dividend growth rate. Overall, it's tough to find good value in the REIT sector, but these four stocks are great candidates for investors looking for dividend growth stocks. The lodging sub-sector of commercial real estate where higher share prices are justified by excellent revenue and dividend growth. The lodging/hotel REITs are currently in a perfect financial storm to generate high levels of revenue and profit growth. Click to continue reading

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