PRINCETON, N.J., Dec. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Next Inning Technology Research (http://www.nextinning.com), an online investment newsletter focused on technology stocks, has issued updated outlooks for Nimble Storage (NYSE: NMBL), EMC (NYSE: EMC), Intel (Nasdaq: INTC), Jabil Circuit (NYSE: JBL) and Oracle (NYSE: ORCL).
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Also included in McWilliams' latest reports:
-- Nimble Storage: In 2009, McWilliams carefully laid out the design and architectural changes he predicted would unfold in the enterprise data center market as Big Data trends emerged. During the last four years these trends have unfolded in near perfect alignment with those predictions. Does hybrid drive technology from Nimble Storage fit into these projections, or is it destined to become another "flash" in the pan, which is what McWilliams predicted for Fusion-IO when it was trading above $40?
-- EMC: Is EMC likely to see a competitive threat from Nimble Storage? What do investors need to know about EMC's positioning in the market, and how is that likely to change going forward?
-- Intel: Why could a sale of Intel's OnCue streaming initiative to the right buyer result in as much as 10% upside for Intel? Is Verizon the right buyer to make this come true? What does OnCue offer for Verizon that McWilliams says was "a bridge too far" for Intel?
-- Jabil: Last year McWilliams suggested buying Jabil when the stock fell to $17.51. Ahead of Jabil's last earnings report McWilliams suggested that readers "declare victory" at the then current price of $23.11, and reiterated the call for investors to "step aside" before the stock opened the next day at $23.19. Was it just that Jabil hit McWilliams' exit target that led him to suggest selling, or were there other issues that he thought needed to settle before investors could get bullish on the stock again? With the price now back below $20, is it time for investors to accumulate shares of Jabil again?
-- Oracle: When Oracle fell into the high $20s last June, McWilliams wrote that the stock was clearly oversold. We've subsequently saw the price of Oracle recover significantly before pulling back. What specific trends does McWilliams see developing that he thinks will favor Oracle? Is Oracle's new partnership with Salesforce.com an important development? What is McWilliams' price target for Oracle and how much upside does it represent?
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