Chip Stocks: Rolling with the Punches
Wednesday, November 21st, 2007After pulling back from big gains earlier in the year, Intel and Cypress Semiconductor shares look attractive, says S&P’s Clyde Montevirgen
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After pulling back from big gains earlier in the year, Intel and Cypress Semiconductor shares look attractive, says S&P’s Clyde Montevirgen
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The duo’s strong third-quarter results indicate the sector hasn′t been hurt by housing’s troubles or the credit crunch. But can it last?
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S&P Ratings looks at the sector’s credit quality and finds positive trends despite the credit crunch and a spate of big LBOs
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Fierce competition, price declines, and overcapacity concerns are creating bleak prospects for the chipmaking giants
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Stronger sales of PCs, competitive technological advances, and an enticing valuation should push the company’s shares higher
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Yes, it probably paid too much for ATI, but the chipmaker has goodies on the way and offers a big advantage in servers that Intel can′t touch
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The rating agency says solid growth should continue for the IT sector, but buyouts could undercut credit quality for industry players
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With first-quarter results poor and memory prices plummeting, sales growth is expected to slow for this year. Still, many will earn profits
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