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TECHNOLOGY

Michael Murphy

Editor,

New World Investor

  • Over 4 Decades of Experience in Tech and Biotech
  • Often Rated #1 by Hulbert, including 5 Years 2008-12
  • Analyst, Advisor, Fund Manager, & Venture Capital

About Michael

Michael Murphy, CFA, has been writing technology investment newsletters for 38 years. He has been a security analyst on the buy-side and sell-side, director of research, mutual fund manager, hedge fund manager, venture capitalist, and CEO of a software company. For the very difficult market in the five years 2008-2012, Mr. Murphy's New World Investor newsletter was rated #1 by The Hulbert Financial Digest.

Michael's Articles

Wall Street wants you to focus on how many times the Fed will cut rates this year even though economic data is coming in stronger than expected. Meanwhile, gold set six straight record highs to close over $2,300 recently for the first time ever, exclaims Michael Murphy, editor at New World Investor.
The EVP of the Kite subsidiary at Gilead Sciences Inc. (GILD) recently presented at the Leerink Partners Global Biopharma Conference. She said the CAR-T industry only has a 15% to 17% share of treatments. A 15% class share for a curative medicine is not acceptable, notes Michael Murphy, editor of New World Investor.
The January Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Index rose 2.4% from last year. The core PCE Index, the Fed’s favorite inflation indicator, rose only 2.8% from last year. That was the lowest annual increase since the 2.2% increase in March 2021. But the stock market did not explode higher until the usual end-of-day ramp, and that was the “dog that didn’t bark,” suggests Michael Murphy, editor of New World Investor.
Apple (AAPL) reported December quarter results above expectations, although analysts focused on Chinese sales below expectations. Meanwhile, Apple announced 600 new spatial computing apps built for the Vision Pro headset. I expect Apple services growth and the Vision Pro to provide plenty of growth, notes Michael Murphy, editor of New World Investor.

Michael's Videos

Successful venture capital investments offer very high returns, but traditional VC funds often require multi-million-dollar minimum investments. Investing in private companies by yourself on SeedInvest or Wefunder takes a huge amount of time and skill. Rolling venture funds, a new structure, offer professional management for a commitment as small as $5,000 a quarter for two years. Learn how these funds work, what you can expect, and how to get started.

Successful venture capital investments offer very high returns, but traditional VC funds often require multi-million-dollar minimum investments. Investing in private companies by yourself on SeedInvest or Wefunder takes a huge amount of time and skill. Rolling venture funds, a new structure, offer professional management for a commitment as small as $5,000 a quarter for two years. Learn how these funds work, what you can expect, and how to get started.

Small-cap biotech is not affected by the economy and ignored by the institutions and computerized algo traders. You must Be early, be right, and hold on to turn every $1 into $20 over the next few years. Join this session to learn Michael Murphys three early biotech stock picks. Its his job to be right about the science and getting FDA approval. Its your job to hold on until its time to cash in.
Chasing hot stocks, buying tips from TV gurus talking their book, and day trading against the computers often end in tears. Individuals don't have to report quarterly performance so you can take a long view and buy: 1. Stocks selling at a big discount to book value with a catalyst, 2. Stocks selling way out of whack with past relationships with a catalyst, and 3. Dirt-cheap stocks developing technologies of the future with—you guessed it—a catalyst. During this presentation, Michael Murphy will give you the due diligence on each.

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