Investing in Profitable Tech Stocks

Back in 2002, Apple’s new iPod featured a specific click wheel control technology provided by Synaptics Inc. (SYNA:NASDAQ). At the time it was announced that Synaptics was a component maker for Apple’s new device, its stock traded at only $4 per share. By 2005, investors were sitting on shares worth $41 per share, a gain of 925% in only three years.

In essence, SYNA was able to ride on Apple’s coattails. By including its revolutionary technology in its blockbuster devices, Apple practically signed a “seal of approval” on Synaptics that made other companies trust them, and contract them out for more component jobs.

Well, the same opportunity is here again… only in the form of the Apple iPhone and Apple iPod Touch.

Investing in Profitable Tech Stocks: Niche Tech

The above chart shows a semiconductor company that included a specific niche technology to Apple’s new products, giving it the new orientation feature boasted through Apple’s marketing campaigns.

This company allows the screen to move from portrait to landscape without the touch of a button.

Currently at $16 per share, I project a conservative gain of 213% on this small tech company alone… one in many I’ll be recommending in my next few issues that are taking advantage of 3G technology.

I just released my Diligent Investor issue on this specific company yesterday… so you still have time to get in at a prime price… and ride gains on Apple’s coattails as well!

Ann Sosnowski
Editor, Diligent Investor