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Michael Murphy is an expert in technology industries—electronic, medical and biotechnology. Michael Murphy began his career in the industry's infancy, first as a technology analyst for American Express in 1970, and later as the head of a software company.

For the last two decades, Michael Murphy has worked as an independent tech investment writer. Murphy's previous newsletters include Technology Investing, where he shared his stock recommendations and industry analysis with individual investors. Today, Michael Murphy is author of the New World Investor (NewWorldInvestor.com).

In each weekly New World Investor Radar Report, Michael Murphy identifies which trends are emerging right now, when to invest and which companies will provide the best opportunities to profit. Michael Murphy sorts out the winners and losers of each MegaShift by looking for quality management, strong business positions and attractively priced stocks before making a decision. New World Investor subscribers receive access to weekly New World Investor Radar Report updates, urgent Flash Alerts by e-mail when an urgent profit opportunity arises, and Michael Murphy's special stock analysis anytime the market makes a big move.

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