Author: Jennifer Leigh Parker

As investors wonder whether Hewlett Packard can avoid Dell's downbeat first quarter earnings results, Shaw Wu, tech analyst at Sterne Agee, says it can. He called HP "underappreciated."    Read More

Fourth-quarter sales were much better than expected for the world's largest home improvement retailer, and analyst Brian Nagel at Oppenheimer says housing trends will keep the momentum going.    Read More

The global online travel company Orbitz ranked Las Vegas as America's number one destination for President's Day weekend, where visitors are spending less and less on gambling. So, what's the attraction?    Read More

While revenue dropped in the last quarter, Orbitz CEO Barney Harford raised his outlook for 2012, telling CNBC he expects to report "high-single-digit" growth this quarter, mainly because of a boost in mobile bookings.    Read More

Greenlight Capital bought Research in Motion stock at close to liquidation levels — which was smart, because the company will make money for the next four to six quarters, says Tavis McCourt, tech analyst at Morgan Keegan.    Read More

If you missed out on Apple and Google rallies, don’t get down. You’ll get a chance to ride the next tech boom in emerging markets, Ron Shah, founder and portfolio manager at Jina Ventures, told CNBC.    Read More

Although its one of those stocks that “everybody wants to bet against,” Apple is still a fairly priced growth company, chief investment strategist Brian Belski of Oppenheimer told CNBC Monday.   Read More

While it beat the street on revenues and earnings this week, Ken Sena, an analyst at Evercore Partners, joins the chorus of Internet stock skeptics, saying the professional networking site is way overvalued.   Read More

With stocks paying more than bonds, it's time to get into equities say chief investment officers Mike Finnegan for Principal Financial Group, and Bill Stone of PNC wealth management.   Read More

The Street was disappointed by lower-than-expected revenues from Disney’s earnings report on Wednesday, but investors should care more about the company’s multiple, said David Bank, media analyst for RBC Capital Markets.   Read More