George Kesarios

Until such time comes that the company is able to achieve double digit sequential quarterly growth, chances are that balance sheet repair will not happen fast enough and the market will continue to be reluctant with AMD shares

Even if BlackBerry isn't exactly there, yet (still not profitable), it has so much going for it that a “Total Resurgence" is probably not far away.

Microsoft being a latecomer to the tablet space is responding in desperate ways to make people buy its tablet PC. The problem is that MacBook's were never about price, but about performance,

With the introduction of BES12, for the first time in years, BlackBerry will be ahead of the curve instead of behind it.

Given Groupon's current conservative valuation, both Piper Jaffray’s $16 price target and Priceline's acquisition of OpenTable make Groupon's stock look cheap.

If PC sales rebound, think of AMD like a never expiring option in the PC space

Even if BlackBerry can get only a small piece of the payment systems pie, it will mean a lot to investors, considering the company's small market cap footprint.

Unless companies are able to bring to market map apps that offer value-added services, map data alone will not be enough to pay the bills.

Groupon has one of the lowest price-to-sales ratios and 12-month forward EPS multiples in the social space.

Zynga deserves a discount, but is trading at a premium. Investors who want to avoid risk should buy only when the price is close to shareholders' equity

Microsoft is being forced to change its business model in the wake of disruptive competition from both Apple and Google. But, adapting to this new model will prove easier said than done.

There is not much to compare BlackBerry to, because there are no publicly traded pure-play MDM stocks. This is about to change, and chances are that BlackBerry will look cheap

HERE has been a dissapointment for Nokia for a long time, and the recent acqusition of mapping startup app-maker Desti, will probably not change things

There are many reasons why BlackBerry might be on the comeback, and the company's latest device, the Z3, is a positive sign.

Apple will not make you rich, but even at these levels it offers a compelling valuation and safety -- and it will surprise analysts to the upside over the next 12 months or so.

Many of today's social superstars are probably going to follow Microsoft's path 14 years ago. And the key to understanding why is the price-to-sales ratio

Pandora's revenue growth seems to be leveling off. If that is confirmed over the next several quarters, then more than likely, investors will have to lower their long-term expectations

The fundamentals are still deteriorating, even if the pace is leveling off, but the overall picture and the company's valuation continues not to be favorable for a long term play yet

Why you should think twice before having Tesla as a long-term position in your portfolio