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Our mission at Hager Technology Research, publishers of Fredhager.com, is to provide you, the individual investor, with portfolio selections and in-depth independent research that will enhance your investment objectives. We do this by showcasing model and real portfolios for long-term investing in the technology sector, as well as constantly updating our subscribers with analysis of our companies. |
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A study shows that in the 1991-2001 period which covers two bears markets and one long bull market, among the 20 stocks whose share prices increased the most for that period, fourteen were in high technology, and nearly all of them benefiting from the Information technology boom. No. 1 on the list was Dell Computer Corp., whose sales have increased from less than $1 billion to more than $30 billion in a decade, in large part because of the firm's agility in selling online and the demand of consumers and businesses for products that link to the Internet. No. 2 Emulex makes sophisticated connectors that speed the storage of electronic data. No. 8 Cisco Systems Inc. is the prime manufacturer of Internet infrastructure. Other well-known tech names on the list include EMC Corp. (4), Applied Materials Inc. (5), Oracle Corp. (6) and Maxim Integrated Products (10). The performance of the 20 stocks was astronomical. Dell's stock price, for example, increased by 7,890 percent. In other words, an investment of $1,000 grew to $79,900 in 10 years. Even the No. 19 stock, Intel Corp., rose 1,668 percent -- not including dividends. Our Strategy. While plenty of trading strategies and investment schemes emerge on almost a daily basis, we have remained committed to the strategy that has enabled our subscribers to achieve their financial objectives since 1986. We have not wavered from, but only continued to perfect, an investment strategy that is centered on selecting the best names in technology and showcasing them for our subscribers. Our Performance. Since 1986, the core Hager Portfolios have returned over 31.5% per year, which means a $10,000 investment in the Hager Portfolios in 1986 would be worth $773,138 as of December 31st, 2001. Our Dedication To Our Subscribers. The only way we succeed is by keeping our subscribers happy and confident in their investment choices. Our ongoing, thorough analysis is reflected in the quality of our selections, and delivered in the reports we issue to our subscribers every other Friday afternoon. Our Team Of Experts. The Hager Technology Research team is comprised of a group of technology investing experts with years of experience in identifying and staying intimate with the companies that provide the most opportunity for investors while shaping the digital future.
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