Because these stocks are heavily shorted and coming out with earnings, they're likely to be very volatile.

1. 3 Stocks to Watch This Week
By PresenterMedia.com

2. 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD)

3. After a historic run-up, it’s been a
tough 2014 for DDD investors

4. • 3-D printing caught the attention and imagination of investors
coming out of the Great Recession.
• Just those who invested in the idea behind a “computer in every home”
profited in the 1980s and 1990s, many believe there will one day be a 3-D
printer in every home in the coming decades.
• As more and more investors jumped on the bandwagon, and 3D Systems
continued to show impressive growth rates, the stock sky-rocketed
• Since January, many have decided to take their profits, causing the
entire sector to crater.
• Some now think stock prices became detached from reality--at its height,
3D Systems sold for over 100 times earnings
• 3D Systems and its counter-parts could still be lucrative investments moving
forward.
What’s Going on Here?

5. Wall Street
Expectations
What to
really
watch
• The big knock on 3D Systems has
been that its growth has come
through acquisition, not strength of
business. Listen in for the company’s
organic growth rate. Anything above
25% would be great news for
investors.
What should investors watch?

6. • The company makes
gyroscopes that can
sense movements in
hand-held devices
• The Wii controller was
the first and easiest
example of this
technology.
• Today, smartphones and
tablets use these
devices as well.
InvenSense (NYSE: INVN)

7. A stock on fire

8. Wall Street
Expectations
What to
really watch
• Some investors are betting against
INVN because its stock is
expensive—with negligible free
cash flow
• The company also relies heavily on
a few key customers. The top three
accounted for half of all revenue in
2013.
• Actual earnings, as well as
company guidance, will be the
biggest factors to consider.
What to look for…

9. • The company is the
fourth-largest, domestic
tobacco seller.
• It recently expanded
into e-cigarettes under
the Zoom brand-name
• Over the past year, has
increased its exposure to
real estate development
Vector Group (NYSE: VGR)

10. A Solid Year for Shareholders

11. Wall Street
Expectations
Unknown. No analysts follow the
company, and earnings have yet to
be announced, though they were
held on April 30th last year
What to
really watch
• One of the biggest reasons investors
like Vector is because it offers a 7.7%
dividend yield.
• This, however, won’t be sustainable
unless Vector produces some serious
free cash flow.
• Also, pay attention to future plans for
the real-estate business, which
currently accounts for just 4% of
revenue.
What to look for

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