Next! A Quartet of Experts Name Their Best Six-Month Picks
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Wednesday |
Adam Lashinsky on the State of the Internet |
Dan Colarusso on Internet Growth Projections |
Katherine Hobson on E-tailers' Push for Profitability |
Catherine Valenti on Ailing Internet Funds |
Jamie Heller on Using the Net to Track Net Stocks |
Thursday |
Tracy Byrnes on the Frenzy Next Time |
George Mannes on Self-Hating Dot-Coms |
K.C. Swanson on Old Economy Winners |
David Gaffen on Measuring the Internet Economy |
Friday |
Ian McDonald on 'Butterfly' Companies |
Justin Lahart on Real Net Valuations |
Joe Bousquin on Building the Perfect Net Company |
A Dan Gross Opinion Piece: Were the Old Guys Right? |
TSC Roundtable on Predicting Six-Month Winners |
Roland Jones on The Last Days of Daytrading |
Eric Gillin on Working for a Dot-Com |
So, let's bottom-line this package, shall we?
After the intoxicating stock moves of 1999 and the nauseating hangover that has been 2000, many investors have given up on roller-coaster tech and Internet stocks, and sleep with shares of Old Economy Bricks and Mortar, Inc., under their pillows. But many market professionals are beaten, but unbowed, and are still placing bets that a few New Economy stocks will continue to climb -- for the short term, at least.
With that in mind, we gathered a quartet of experts to offer their best tech stock pick for the next six months. We picked two
RealMoney
columnists --
Halsey Advisory's
Tero Kuittinen
and
MetaMarkets.com's
Don Luskin
. We also tapped two mutual fund managers:
Bob Turner
of
Turner Funds
and
Alan Loewenstein
, co-manager of the
(NTTFX)
John Hancock Technology fund.
We'll check back six months from today to see how their three picks turned out.
Three picks, you say? That's right. Two experts picked one stock:
Sonus Networks
(SONS)
, which, by the way, develops voice infrastructure products.
The other picks rounding out the six-month projected winners are
Vignette
(VIGN)
and
CellPoint
(CLPT)
.
