A Few Outstanding Tech Stocks Trading at Near Fair Valuation or Undervaluation that I rate as a "Buy" Today: NVDA, AMZN, and FTNT

 NVDA:  Trading at near fair valuation

Above:  NVDA's 10 year chart with two year forecast.  

Above:  NVDA 10 year performance versus the S&P 500.  It's not even close.  Nice dividend growth rate. 

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AMZN:  Trading at Below Fair Valuation. 

Above: AMZN 10 year historical chart and two year forecast.  

Above: AMZN 10 year performance versus the S&P 500 for $10,000 invested on 12/31/2015.  

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FTNT:  Trading at Near Fair Valuation.  
 

Above:  10-year historical chart for FTNT including a two year forecast.  

Above:  FTNT 10 year performance of a $10,000 investment versus the same investment in the S&P 500. Not even close!!!!

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