Top 4 Tech Stocks To Add To Your Portfolio In Q1

By Takeover Analyst:With the economy moving towards that full employment inflection point, corresponding increases in consumer expenditures will deliver strong returns for growth stocks. Technology, in particular, faces impressive secular trends. Perhaps the best way to gain exposure across the sector is to invest in semiconductors, which directly feed most tech end markets.

By Cameron Kaine:It's hard to imagine a world without computers today, but recently when adjusting my portfolio, I have tried to imagine a world without computers in 5 to 10 to 20 years from now. Remarkably, I have not been able to envision such a world as I continue to project that the demand for quick processing devices will only increase.

By Cameron Kaine:Investors who are as enamored with chip stocks as I have become have plenty from which to choose that are still reasonably cheap. For aggressive investors, one such candidate that should be considered is Texas Instruments (TXN) - which a few months ago revised down its fourth quarter guidance. But it was its reasons for doing so that caught my attention and forced me to do a little bit more due diligence.

By Takeover Analyst:Among semiconductors, Broadcom (BRCM) is one of the most preferred companies on the Street with a near "strong buy" rating.

By Cameron Kaine:A few months ago when Texas Instruments (TXN) revised down its fourth quarter guidance, I wasn't sure exactly what to make of the reasons it offered. It cited an overall chip weakness within the market.

Steven Bauer submits: My focus is “Investing Wisely”, e.g. taking advantage of the Bull / Bear Cycles as they occur within the overall marketplace. Integrating modern analytics within these Cycles, means maintaining a process of the thorough fundamental analysis of many Companies in my universe. This begins with high profile companies such as Intel Corp. (INTC).

By Trefis: Nvidia (NVDA) registered 7% annual growth in its fiscal 2013 revenues while many of its competitors -- including Intel (INTC), AMD (AMD) and Texas Instruments (TXN) -- posted annual declines

By greg group: Intel Corp (INTC) cut its third-quarter revenue estimate more than expected on Friday due to a decline in demand for its chips as customers reduce inventories and businesses buy fewer personal computers. To the investor, this news would appear to be terrible for stocks in the semiconductor industry.