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It has two things he likes. It has good price momentum and good valuation. Chip makers are meaningfully cheaper than software companies. This is a very cheap company, about 4 times earnings. They have all struggled recently but that is not a reason to give up on them. Hang on to it or take another look at it.
Incredibly volatile, both this stock and the "memory" chip space. If you like semi-conductors, then look at the semis' capital equipment companies. The real money is made by the people who supply the picks and shovels. Now is the not a good time to enter this industry because revenues will be down 10-20% in the quarter. But revenues should be higher in 2019. Look at this space in Q4.
This is a cyclical stock. Over half of its business goes to China. It is at peak earnings. His model price is $196.21, which is a 250% upside, but this stock never trades on its earnings because it is cyclical. He expects the stock to trade over and under his EBB+3 price level which, a year from now, is $82, still much higher than its current price around $60. The stock pays no dividend.
He bought it back in 2016. When he started researching assisted driving, this company came on his radar. It is a volatile stock, but the valuation is fair with the Price Earnings to Growth ratio running at a cheap 0.22. His target price is $80 in one year. It is a leader in the NAN and DRAM chip markets.
The chip space is down to three players occuping 95% of the market, so these companies are focussed on earning investor returns. AI and self-driving cars will be a tailwind. Yes, the stock has traded off from $60 to $40 a share. InvestorS saw this as a deeply cyclical company. True, but he sees this as a growth cyclical company. It has a lot of free cash flow and has promised a large share buyback.