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NYSE:MSI

Motorola (MSI)

395.09
-0.09 (0.02%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 7:59:59 pm Market Open.
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BUY
Model price came down to $23 after they issued a profit warning. This is a 24% positive differential.
DON'T BUY
Has the same problem as other cell phone companies. The cell phone market is growing but the prices are dropping.
DON'T BUY
Recently pre-announced a lower quarter and lower margins. Competitive market for cell phones is very fierce.
DON'T BUY
Pretty good company. Has gone through a nice comeback in cell phones. This is almost a fashion business and it is hard to see the sustainability. If you want something in this area, he would prefer a Cisco (CSCO-Q) or Microsoft (MSFT-Q).
DON'T BUY
Not the right stage in the cycle.
BUY
A lot of competition and the low-end market is getting lots of sales, which lower the margins. Also some inventory overhang, Transition to 3G has not been as smooth as had been hoped. With the low P/E, it’s a good place to park some money.
HOLD
Spending is slowing down in the sector. Don’t have the same killer products that they had. Have gone through the major part of their restructuring. No great outlook in the short term, but wouldn’t sell. Good solid long-term company in the area that’s growing.
TOP PICK
Cell phones. Very cheap at 13 X 2007 earnings estimates. Produces a lot of cash and has a good deal on its balance sheet.
DON'T BUY
Motorola (MOT-N), Nokia (NOK-N) and Ericsson (ERIC-Q) are suffering from a glut of cell phones. Too much competition and margins are low. Most of the money is coming from emerging markets, which are cheap bottom end phones.
DON'T BUY
Ina a bit of a consolidation mode after a big drop from October into November. Hard to tell right now what it is going to do. Doesn’t look entirely healthy.
BUY
Acquired Netopia (NTPA-Q) to compete with RIM (RIM-T). Traded well for a while, but has now come off its highs, probably due to profit taking. Likes it for the long-term for wireless companies. Biggest demand for cell phones is in Asia with low cost phones which will eventually move up.
WEAK BUY
Has done a good job of restructuring over the last several years. Some of their products have been very effective and have generated top line growth. Prefers Nokia (NOK-N) which is cheaper and has a better potential over the long term.
DON'T BUY
Fast approaching his model price of $25.50, which is 8% positive differential but he is finding value elsewhere.
DON'T BUY
Prefers Nokia (NOK-N). This is the weak cousin. Have good products, but are very challenged on being able to make the margins and keeping up with the competition.
BUY
Doing some very good things right now. Used to own the cell phone market. Lost it but has been coming back very strongly and is gaining market share. Likes what they are doing.
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