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Group 1 - Bert Hochfeld has a strong educational background with a degree in economics from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from Harvard [1] - Hochfeld has extensive experience in the tech industry, having worked for notable companies such as IBM, Raytheon Data Systems, and BMC Software [1] - He transitioned to a sell-side analyst role in the 1990s and received awards from the Wall Street Journal for his software coverage [1] - In 2001, Hochfeld founded Hochfeld Independent Research Group, providing research services to major institutions like Fidelity and SAC Capital [1] - The Hepplewhite Fund, operated by Hochfeld, was recognized as the best performing small-cap fund for the five years ending in 2011 by Hedge Fund Research [1] - Despite his achievements, Hochfeld was convicted in 2012 for misappropriating funds from his hedge fund [1] - He has published over 500 articles on Seeking Alpha, focusing on information technology companies [1] - Hochfeld ranks in the top 0.1% of Tip Ranks analysts for his successful selection of information technology stocks [1]