Three Tech Stocks More Than 30% Under Their Price Targets

By Jim Van Meerten: A lot of pundits suggest that Apple (AAPL) cannot survive without Steve Jobs. A little progress check on Apple's numbers show they still have a spot on the A list and no one is asking them to give up the spot. Recent price action as evidenced by this graph provided by Barchart shows the market is still positive about the company's future:

By David Alton Clark:In a recent article, I profiled Apple (AAPL) as having strong fundamentals coupled with a strong backlog of new products and positive market sentiment, but pointed out the recent price action leads me to believe it may be exhibiting a "Buy the Rumor, Sell the News" pattern. See below.

By Bret Jensen:It has been a brutal three months in the market. It also looks like things will get worse before they get better due to the situation in Europe and slowing economic growth. One part of the market that has held up well and vastly outperformed the market is large cap tech, specifically those equities with large cash balances, low valuations and growing revenues.

By David Alton Clark:Here are highlights of stocks discussed on CNBC’s Fast Money "Halftime Report" on July 25. Apple Inc. (AAPL) - Pete Najarian and Steve Grasso are still bullish on Apple: Najarian said: “$400 is only a pause, Apple will keep going higher.” Grasso stated:

By David Alton Clark:Highlights of Stocks discussed on CNBC’s Fast Money Program, Monday July 18. Apple Inc. (AAPL) - Joe Terranova of Virtus Investment partners is bullish and said:

By Mark W. Bertolin:As a longtime Apple investor, managing its growth in a retirement portfolio has become challenging. Prudent investment management of individual company weighting as well as sector weighting is a tactic that has proved its merits in both up and down markets. Apple's significant growth and expanding analyst's targets currently pushing out to $1,000.00 a share create the additional challenge of harvesting profits.