Adam Rogers
Adam Rogers has worked at Market Realist since 2014, and his research focuses primarily on tech, media, and gaming stocks. He is enthusiastic about high-growth tech stocks, including IPOs, and tracks them on a regular basis.
Adam earned his post-graduate diploma in finance and marketing in 2014. Prior to joining Market Realist, he worked for a leading investment bank. Overall, he has close to eight years of work experience in financial services across research, content, and operations verticals.
In his spare time, Adam likes to watch sports (especially cricket) and read non-fiction books. He considers The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham as one of the must-read books for every investor.
Disclosure: I am in full compliance with all ethics and other policies for Market Realist research analysts. I am not invested in securities that I cover on Market Realist.
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Is the Worst Over in the Chinese Stock Market?
The Chinese stock market rose by 150% 15 months before June 2015. Approximately 12 million Chinese citizens opened trading accounts in May 2015 alone.FDN Sees Huge Fund Inflows in Trailing 12-Month Period
In the trailing 12-month period, net fund inflows were $2.3 billion. FDN’s fund flows in the trailing one week and trailing three months were -$105.7 million and $719.3 million, respectively.Why Is Morgan Stanley Optimistic about Apple?
According to a report from Apple Insider, Morgan Stanley expects Apple to offset the threat of longer replacement cycles with the iPhone Xs.Here’s What Impacted Snap Shares Last Month
The stock for social media company Snap (SNAP) fell 16.0% last month to close at $17.77. It’s now trading just above its IPO price of $17.Farallon Capital Increases Its Position in Dollar General
In 2014, Dollar General reported net sales of $18.9 billion, an increase of 8% compared to sales of $17.5 billion in 2013.Investors Park Funds in Large-Cap ETFs in July
In July 2015, investors poured approximately $23 billion in US ETFs with 50% of total investments in equity funds.Can Cisco’s Switching and Routing Revenue Continue to Fall?
Cisco Systems’ (CSCO) Switching business revenue has fallen 4.0% YoY (year-over-year) to $10.5 billion in the first nine months of fiscal 2017.What to Expect from Ericsson in 2Q17
Ericsson (ERIC) is expected to announce its 2Q17 results on July 18, 2017. Analysts expect Ericsson to post revenue of $5.7 billion with a low estimate of $5.6 billion and a high estimate of $5.8 billion for the quarter.How Apple Views Fiscal 2Q18?
Apple (AAPL) expects revenues of $60 billion–$62 billion in fiscal 2Q18, with gross margins of 38%–38.5%.What Will Drive Services Revenue for Apple?
Emerging markets such as China and international markets such as Japan have contributed significantly to Apple’s Services segment over the years.Apple Watch Sales May Fall: Can It Remain a Dominant Player?
According to KGI, Apple Watch (AAPL) sales will fall more than 25% in 2016. KGI forecasts sales of 7.5 million units in 2016 compared to estimated sales of 10.6 million units in 2015.The 2% Fall in Fitbit Stock since May 1
Despite a 40.0% YoY fall in sales in 1Q17, Fitbit stock rose 12.0% on May 4, 2017, since it beat analysts’ revenue estimate.Citadel Advisors exits position in United Rentals
Citadel Advisors exited stake in United Rentals by selling off shares worth $241 million. The shares accounted for 0.3225% of its previous portfolio.Civeo impacted by customers’ plans to trim capital spending
Civeo said the demand for its services depends on its customers’ capital spending programs. As a result, it’s one of the first to suffer losses when oil drillers pare back exploration.Overview of Motorola Solutions
Motorola Solutions has a market capitalization of $14.21 billion, and competitors Harris Corporation and Cisco have market capitalizations of $9.37 billion and $131.29 billion, respectively.Why GoPro Is So Optimistic about Asia Sales
GoPro believes it can grow sales in developing economies such as India and China by focusing on online sales.An Analysis of the Guggenheim China Technology ETF (CQQQ)
The Guggenheim China Technology ETF (CQQQ) is a passive fund that looks to replicate the AlphaShares China Technology Index.Micro-Transactions Are an Important Strategy for Electronic Arts
Accounting for over $200 million in revenues, micro-transactions present users with the opportunity to buy items that enhance their gameplay.Why TTD Stock Is Down 4.0% Post-Earnings
Shares of US-based online advertising company The Trade Desk (TTD) are down 4.0% in after-hours trading today after the company’s earnings results.How Is GoPro Enhancing Customer Experiences?
During GoPro’s 4Q16 earnings call, the firm stated that it wants to make GoPro products central to the smartphone experience.Inside HP’s Printing in Fiscal 1Q17
HP Inc.’s (HPQ) Printing business group reported revenues of $4.6 billion in fiscal 4Q16, which represents a fall of 8% YoY.Understanding Apple Music’s Rising Subscriber Base
Last month, Apple (AAPL) announced that its music streaming service, Apple Music, now has over 30 million subscribers—up from 27 million in June 2017.Tech IPOs: Who Burnt Wealth and Who Gained Value?
In 2019, several high-profile tech IPOs made their debut in public markets. Let’s look at what’s in store for them as we head towards 2020.How Hewlett Packard Enterprise Is Increasing Shareholder Value
By the end of fiscal 3Q17, HPE had returned $107 million to shareholders in the form of dividends and $625 million through share repurchases.Fair Trade Commission Investigates Qualcomm’s Licensing Practices
According to the Korea Fair Trade Commission’s Case Examiner’s Report, Qualcomm’s practice of licensing its patents at the device level violates Korean competition law.How HP Views the A3 Copier Market
In September 2016, HP (HPQ) announced its intention to acquire Samsung’s (SSNLF) Printing business for $1.1 billion.NetApp’s Key Driver: Clustered Data ONTAP
In 2013, NetApp (NTAP) introduced its own scale-out storage solution, Clustered Data ONTAP.Here’s Why R&D Spending Is so Important for Fitbit
Fitbit’s revenues have increased substantially during the past few quarters, and so the company has placed a significant focus on its R&D spending.EMC-Dell Merger Cleared: What Does This Mean for the Competition?
EMC and Dell announced the expiration of the waiting period under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976 for the companies’ merger.Inside GoPro’s Major Markets
GoPro (GPRO) accounted for three out of the top five products on a unit basis in the combined digital camera and camcorder segment in the US in 3Q16.Why GoPro Is So Optimistic about HERO5
Although GoPro missed revenue estimates in 4Q16, it was still the firm’s second-best-performing quarter in revenue, primarily driven by HERO5 sales.A Look at Apple’s Historical and Expected Revenue Growth
Apple’s revenues could rise more than 14.0% YoY to $261.5 billion in fiscal 2018.What Drove Fortinet Stock Lower on November 2?
Fortinet (FTNT) fell 13.3% on November 2 to close at $72.56.FireEye Is Trading at a 26% Discount to Average Analyst Estimates
Cybersecurity (HACK) stock FireEye (FEYE) has taken investors on a volatile ride over the last few years.What Analysts Recommend for NetApp
Of the 27 analysts covering storage technology (QQQ) company NetApp (NTAP), 13 gave it a “buy” recommendation, two recommended a “sell,” and 12 recommended a “hold.”AAPL, FFIV, FB, GOOGL, ETSY: Top 5 Tech Calls Today
AAPL and other tech stocks are trending! Let’s take a look at what drove revised price targets, downgrades, and upgrades for today’s top tech stocks.These 2 Tech Stocks Gained Big in November
In this article, we take a look at two growth tech stocks that have gained momentum recently. They’ve both outperformed the broader markets.Peloton Stock Gained Momentum Last Week
Peloton (PTON) shares rose close to 10% on Friday to close trading at $35.5 per share. The stock gained 21% in the last week that ended on November 29.US Music Streaming: Apple Music and Spotify Dominate
Apple Music (AAPL) competes with Spotify (SPOT) and Amazon Music (AMZN). However, Spotify is a runaway leader in the music streaming space.eBay Stock Gains Due to StubHub Sale to Viagogo
So far, eBay shares are trading 2% higher today. The stock gained momentum after the company announced the sale of StubHub to Viagogo for $4.05 billion.AirPods and Apple Watch to Make $35 Billion in 2019
Ever since Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone launched over a decade ago, it’s been a key sales drive. Now, AirPods and Apple Watch are likely to lead growth.The Trade Desk Led Mid-Cap Gains among Tech Stocks Yesterday
Last week, The Trade Desk announced its third-quarter results. The company reported revenues of $164.2 million—growth of 38% year-over-year.Why Has Peloton Stock Fallen More than 6% Today?
Peloton shares are trading 6.5% lower in early market trading at the time of this writing. The company reported sales of $228 million and an EPS of -$1.29.Roku Takes on TTD with the Dataxu Acquisition
Tech company Roku (ROKU) announced it bought dataxu last month. The company announced it made a deal to purchase dataxu for $150 million.A Look at Expected Growth for the Apple Watch in 2018
Analysts expect Apple Watch Series 3 shipments to rise 20.0% year-over-year in 2018 to 23 million–25 million units.Why Fitbit Needs to Consider Google’s Acquisition Bid
Fitbit (FIT) stock has gained 43% in the last three trading days. FIT stock is trading at $4.31, which is 118% above its 52-week low.How Apple Stock Performed in 2017
Technology heavyweight Apple’s (AAPL) stock rose 48.5% in 2017 to close the year at $169.23. Its stock has fallen 3.3% in the last five trading days.Tech Stocks Drive the S&P 500 to Record Highs
This year, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) and Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK) have risen 19.2% and 35.5%, respectively. What’s driven this rally?Amazon: Analysts Revise Target Price, Earnings Are a Concern
Amazon (AMZN) shares are trading close to 4% in early-market today. The company announced its third-quarter results on Thursday.Two Undervalued Tech Stocks to Buy Right Now
The technology sector is popular among investors. Tech stocks provide a significant opportunity for high growth and capital returns.
