Not sure if this company has had its fair share of digital television market. Has been volatile. New president is in place and is starting to do the right things. Too early to tell.
Got a bit ahead of itself and came off in November. Has gone through some difficult years and has had some management changes. Likes the new CEO. They are looking at getting into China and leveraging up on the olympics.
A high tech stock that has done fairly well. Had hit a high of $28 in 2000 and sold off to roughly $5 in 2003, so looking for a 1/3 correction. Has come back to a little more than $9 and is resting a bit. At a point that it shouldn't be subject to too much selling and there is a chance that it can go back to $11 and maybe a little bit higher.
Management has done a good job of cutting costs to keep the cost structure in line. Now they've got to fill the products they want. Most people look to them for an HD play. Long term, at this price, you'll make money, but in the short term, don't count on earnings turning up rapidly. Still a lot of work to do. Fairly valued.
This is a critical year for this company. Attractive at these levels, but needs to do a little more work to see if it's the right time to own. Have had some issues getting costs under control. Would like to see another quarter.
Coming up to report fairly soon. There are concerns with regards to margins in the coming quarter and earnings may be $0.02 less than expected. The overall rank in the model is slightly below half. A lot of question marks on the company.
Company has been turning a small profit. Good management. Had some lay offs which will negatively impact the bottom line going forward as they deal with the costs. Did a takeover recently. Would have to look long and hard before treating this as a good entry point.
This is a HOLD. Operationally the stock hasn't done tremendously well, but it's going in the right direction. Has attracted an offer from Harris Corp. (HRS-N) of $14 and it's worth holding for that extra little bit.