Tech stocks like Apple are table-pounding buys following earnings, Morgan Stanley says

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Morgan Stanley named its top tech stocks coming out of earnings.

There's still plenty of room for upside in tech stocks, Morgan Stanley said earlier this week. The firm named a slew of companies it says are well positioned following their latest quarterly earnings reports.

Pro combed through Morgan Stanley research to find the firm's favorite overweight-rated stocks based on the latest results and updated forecasts. They include: Spotify, Apple , Alphabet and Microsoft. Alphabet The internet search giant is "firing on all cylinders," according to the firm. Analyst Brian Nowak called the earnings report on April 25 "notably strong.

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