The CEO of the Morris Group companies believes that “Investors have not missed the facebook train just yet”, and repeats his “Outpreform” reccomendation with a price target of 100$ for the FB stock
Joseph Grinkorn, the CEO of the Morris Group companies: “Zynga’s biggest growth engines are mobile and advertising; their mobile users should surpass their pc users this year
The CEO of the Morris Group Companies is giving the stock a target price of 240$ which represents an upside potential of 40%: “the future of Linkedin is bright, with big potential growth, expansion and strategic purchases”
Joseph Grinkorn, the man who made a fortune on Facebook stocks trading prior to its IPO, tells on an interview for Bizportal: “Zuckerberg is looking 5 years ahead”
The Analyst Joseph Grinkorn Predicts on his latest announcement that the big IPOs of Chinese companies is an indication to the strength and robustness of the U.S market ■ For investors who are looking for high yield, Grinkorn recommends an exposure to the Nasdaq
Joseph Grinkorn, The CEO of Morris Group which specializes in Social Media And Technology stocks trading, Predicts that facebook will continue to grow by increasing their users base and by penetrating the Chinese market
What does Joseph Grinkorn, The founder of Morris Group which produced in the past two years a return of 117% on its technology and social media investments, Predicts for outstanding stocks on Wall Street
Joseph Grinkorn: “Facebook is focusing on growth and is determined to remain the World’s larget social media; This deal gives them another large portion of the mobile market; Zuckerberg has BIG plans for WhatsApp”
The Developer of the Smartphone Popular game “Candy Crush”, King Digital, Had filed its Initial Public Offerring on Wall-Street. ■ Its Revenues increased from 71$ Million to 632$ in the past year.
The analyst Joseph Grinkorn believes that Twitter will not repeat the mistake made by facebook before its IPO. Despite the optimistic outlook, he thinks the social network should wait: “They are growing in a staggering pace, why would they go public now and for such a low evaluation?”
