The Company designs and markets equipment to telecommunications service providers worldwide. It also provides deployment and professional services to support its products.
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Over-reaction sell-off after below expectations results.
Agreed. This company has existing contacts all over the world, as well as over a billion dollars in cash. It is easily an excellent opportunity for short term and long term investment. Recent comments that some larger players have changed vendors do not reflect the flexibility this company has to respond. It reported its earnings and future outlook quite honest and fair. It is difficult to see how the market cannot respect
the track record of this company. Who would you think could adapt better? An upstart company or one which has been in the industry with proven success, contacts and existing contracts. The explosion of overseas opportunities as well as the ability to compete in North America will always be present in this company. The infrastucture in in place, so as the market changes, the products will also. The management seemed very confident and forthright in its conference call. A 20% loss on an earnings report is nonsense. I would buy this company because its value is its ability to continue to operate with NO DEBT, to fund R&D, and to re-enter existing and to enter new markets. Tlab does not need to borrow money, and in this market, that means it makes the max out of its capital. To me, that is how to run a company.