The best sector of 2009 was technology, surging 70% since the March bottom, led by triple-digit gains out of companies like Apple , Google and Amazon. But with the run up in price, should you be confident sticking with these winning names, or is there a more rocky road ahead? To give you his take on the sector, Jim Suva, analyst at Citigroup joins the Fast Money crew.

One part of tech that has been hot is the Smartphone segment, and Suva thinks it's time to be scaling back investments Research in Motion , with some people on the street expecting Verizon to add the iPhone to its fleet near mid-2010, while Motorola is likely a good bet, as it's moving from "nothing into something," he says. 

The television market is also a big part of the sector, and based upon price points and new technologies, Suva likes Corning based upon the transition of consumer demand from LCD to LED.

Mobile computing is also a big buzzword in the sector, and Suva thinks the e-readers, tablets and other mobile computer devices will be on everyone's wish lists this year. Apple's products stand to fill this demand, he thinks.

For the traders' complete analysis of these calls, check out the video!