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Randy Williams-Gurian has been Editor of Undervalued Stocks Ideas, now known as Tech Stock Insights, since 1994. Randy Williams-Gurian earned his bachelor's degree in Business from the University of Puget Sound, and MBA from the University of Arizona. He also worked for Hewlett-Packard for eight years in various finance rolls.

Tech Stocks Insight (TechStockInsights.com) is a monthly technology newsletter produced by Randy Williams-Gurian and Stephen Goshorn, both industry experts on technology investing. Tech Stock Insights focuses on the technology sector, including computers, computer software, semiconductors, and telecommunications. Its objective is to educate subscribers on specific technology subjects, while at the same time revealing companies best positioned to exploit a particular technology.

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