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Eric Jhonsa
Eric has a B.A. in Economics from Columbia University. He can be reached at eric.jhonsa@thestreet.com.
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Recent Articles By The Author
Nvidia Reports Earnings on Thursday: 5 Key Things to Watch
Data center sales trends, gaming GPU commentary and spending growth are among the things to watch as Nvidia reports.
Chip Stock Investors Should Take Note of Microchip's Tariff Remarks
The chipmaker, which has strong exposure to Chinese manufacturers, partly blamed trade worries for its soft guidance.
Amazon's Cloud Capital Spending Is Growing, but Not Nearly as Fast as Facebook's
Some tech giants are growing their cloud investments a lot faster than others. Video needs often have something to do with it.
Tableau's CFO: Our New Software Plan is Helping Us Gain Ground
Damon Fletcher, who was named Tableau's permanent CFO last month, talks to TheStreet about the analytics vendor's new products, competition and more.
Tesla Reports Earnings on Wednesday: 5 Key Things to Watch
Profit guidance and Model 3 production trends are among the things to keep an eye on as Elon Musk's company reports.
Apple Reports Earnings on Tuesday: 5 Things to Watch
iPhone trends, Services growth and China commentary are among the things to keep an eye on as Apple's latest earnings report arrives.
Alphabet Reports Earnings on Monday: 5 Things to Watch
Search trends, Waymo commentary and cloud momentum are among the things to keep an eye on as Alphabet reports.
Cisco Investors Shouldn't Panic About Competition From Amazon -- For Now
The types of switches that Amazon reportedly wants to sell to businesses have seen limited enterprise traction to date. However, recent tech trends could make them more popular.
Broadcom's Plunge Looks a Little Excessive
Though there are legitimate concerns surrounding the CA Technologies deal, investor psychology also seems to have played a big role in Broadcom's double-digit Thursday drop.
NXP's Risk-Reward Ratio Looks Good as Qualcomm Deal Deadline Draws Near
There's still a chance that Chinese regulators will approve Qualcomm's deal to buy NXP. And if they don't, a low valuation and buybacks should limit NXP's downside.
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