Positive on NanoTech Entertainment NTEK

Today, I would like to highlight NanoTech Entertainment, ticker symbol NTEK.  I recommend purchasing this stock as I feel it is a bargain at around 5 cents per share currently.

The company streams concerts and videos on its 4K network and in recent announcements, is adding content.  While the monetization from subscribers is not outstanding yet, I feel that this can build and will build over time.  Even companies such as Amazon (AMZN) do not monetize their customer base initially, and as long as there are subscribers it will come.  Making viewers happy is key and will keep them coming back.

I believe this stock could get to 20 cents per share within 6 months if positive news comes out and if we see some revenue growth.  Over the past few months, the stock price has fallen and I believe that it is due for a rebound here.

Disclosure, I am long AMZN but have no position in NTEK.

Technology Stocks Offer Genuine Upside Potential Here

As we enter the holiday and Christmas shopping seasons, retailer stocks in the technology industry offer huge upside potential.  Online sales are expected to grow again at a pace faster than in-store sales.

As a result, the companies I expect to benefit from them including retailers such as Target and Best Buy, along with favorite gift card items such as Starbucks gift cards.  Also, I expect Alibaba, Ebay, Google, and Amazon to also have a strong end of the year.  Apple is another stellar performer and I would recommend all of these shares here.

If holiday sales outpace expectations, we will see a rally.  Ebay already warned about holiday sales about a month ago but hopefully we get a surprise to the upside.  I am long all of these shares except Best Buy.

Notable Undervalued Stocks - Amazon AMZN

I must disclose that I am now long AMZN shares.  Amazon is extremely undervalued right now in my opinion, with shares near its 52 week low.  With a potential $100 upside if shares go back to the 52 week high, now is a great time to buy Amazon shares.  With the Christmas season upon us, I look for holiday spending to be brisk.