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Applied Signal Technology: Hold shares

They don't all work out. After gapping up in June, Applied Signal Technology's (APSG ) stock chart has misbehaved, which is why I'm placing a hold on the company's shares, first recommended on June 22, 2009, at a price of $24.34.

Despite a decent third quarter EPS performance of 25 cents, 1 cent below the First Call Q3 EPS estimate of 26 cents, institutional investors have continued to exit the stock, with the stock recording several dips below the key, 50-day moving average line.

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Applied Signal Technology is ignoring the recession

It goes without saying that the tech-based intelligence, surveillance, and security systems sector is favored here, and with the aforementioned in mind Applied Signal Technology (NASDAQ: APSG) is worth a review.

In general, analysts expect strong demand for Applied's broadband communications equipment and its new Model 680 Raider product to continue.

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The week in preview: Earnings expectations for techs, Canadian banks

Results for the tech stocks in last week's preview were a mixed bag, some beats, some misses, some in line. By and large, expectations for tech companies reporting results this week remain high, though. Here's what analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial are anticipating in the way of earnings, as compared to the same period of the previous year.

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S&P 500+4.981,110.63

Last updated: November 26, 2009: 11:53 PM

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