Chris Lau

Chris Lau

InvestorPlace Contributor

Expertise: Technology, Biotech

Expertise:

Technology
Biotech

Education:

Bachelor of Science
Project Management Professional

Awards and Accomplishments:

Top 100 Tipranks 2015-2021

About Chris:

Chris has over two decades of investing experience. He is an Honors B.Sc graduate (with distinction) in Science and Economics. He holds a Project Management Professional designation

Chris focuses on the technology, cyclical, and healthcare sector. He runs a newsletter with speculative Triple-baggers.

His investment strategy is based on finding undervalued stocks trading at a steep discount to their intrinsic value.

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Recent Articles

Cisco Systems, Inc. Is a Machine for Growing Revenue

By Chris Lau, InvestorPlace Contributor

Cisco Systems reported an impressive second-quarter result and raised its outlook. Tech investors should give Cisco another look: CSCO is in the sweet spot of the tech boom, and as demand for bandwidth and speed grows, CSCO stock will pay off for investors.

Netflix, Inc. Stock Has More Upside Thanks to Big Spending on Content

By Chris Lau, InvestorPlace Contributor

NFLX stock investors are more than pleased with the company's subscription growth. Netflix continues to build its user base by aggressively buying shows and movies that end up resonating with viewers.

Amazon.com, Inc. May Break Out Above It’s 52-Week High

By Chris Lau, InvestorPlace Contributor

Amazon.com stock sold off along with the market earlier this month. When the market correction ends, tech investors are sure to snap up AMZN stock. Strong sales and EPS projections add to Amazon's long-term growth prospects, making AMZN stock one to buy.

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Takes Positive Path After Strong Quarter

By Chris Lau, InvestorPlace Contributor

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. reported an exceptionally strong quarter, but markets yawned. If AMD stock trends higher, the neutral reaction will prove temporary.

Expedia Inc Falling 20% Is an Overreaction

By Chris Lau, InvestorPlace Contributor

Expedia spent more to invest in itself in the last quarter. EXPE stock also forecast strong growth but back-loaded it for the second-half of this year.

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