Tony Sagami
| Technology Analyst
Tech Analyst for All Seasons
Tony Sagami is among the few tech analysts who helps investors in both up and down markets.
Even in the worst years for tech stocks, he was twice named “Portfolio Manager of the Year” by Thompson Financial.
The Weiss stock rating system he helped develop was one of the first to issue “buy” signals on a model portfolio of 25 tech stocks that could have grown from $250,000 in 2004 to more than $6 million today.
He was one of the first to introduce computer software for trading stocks.
And in the early 2000s, he wrote “The Supernet” report, providing a vision of the future internet that was far ahead of its time.
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By Tony Sagami On March 24, 202307:00 AM Eastern
Normally, the Fed only expands its balance sheet to stop an unexpected catastrophe. Apparently, the Silicon Valley Bank failure qualifies.
By Tony Sagami On March 17, 202307:00 AM Eastern
History has shown whenever there is a big drop in liquidity, there is almost always corresponding downside volatility. Here’s what to do.
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By Tony Sagami On March 10, 202304:00 PM Eastern
If you don’t own this EV stock yet, now’s the perfect time to pick up some shares right away.
By Tony Sagami On March 10, 202307:00 AM Eastern
Thanks in part to its recent partnership with Geico, this vehicle auction company has been growing like mad.
By Tony Sagami On March 6, 202312:00 PM Eastern
Find out why the market is in very good shape for the rest of 2023, especially in these specific sectors.
By Tony Sagami On March 3, 202307:00 AM Eastern
Americans are stretching their debt to the limit. A new report found that 61% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.
By Tony Sagami On March 2, 202309:50 AM Eastern
Thanks to an unusually warm winter, Europe managed to avert an energy crisis. Make this move accordingly.
The rich are different. Here is how to profit from their habits.
By Tony Sagami On February 24, 202307:00 AM Eastern
This does not require bringing a car to a dealership, so it is silly to refer to a software update as a recall.
By Tony Sagami On February 17, 202307:00 AM Eastern
Ride-sharing companies have become places where capital goes to die and should be avoided.
