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I've first discusses Logitech International (LOGI) on January 21 of this year, claiming the computer peripheral/device maker could stand to gain from any positive development and recovery in the desktop segment. Logitech shares, which could be bought for $11.40 back then, have meandered for about three months, but just look on that sideways action that I consider as an extended buying opportunity. Here's why: Pretty much, not much has changed. I'm still looking for a very healthy 20% to 25% revenue increase with LOGI in 2010, on the continued recovery in PC sales. Logitech is a world leader in leveraging its ergonomic and tech-advanced research across multiple platforms: keyboards, mice, game consoles, headsets, speakers, and remote controls, among others. My reasoning then remains that almost any positive data point for desktop computers causes Logitech's shares to move north.
The new year 2010 will likely be a year characterized by a recovery in the personal computer market, and that's a major reason I'm reiterating my buy rating for Logitech International (
Institutional Investors are acting as forecast with 
Just say it's time to scoop a few shares of Logitech. Most investors are aware of the internet's transformative properties. Well, Logitech is transforming the internet work experience into a more human-friendly environment.
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