Cavium Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ:CAVM)
Provider of highly integrated semiconductor processors that enable intelligent networking, communications and security applications.
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Acquisition target. Massive amounts of consolidation occurring in tech right now.
More and more functionality is being integrated into single chip (SOC) architectures. Smaller and faster more capable chips are starting to appear everywhere from household appliances to automotive. It's not just smartphones. Next stop, kids toys.
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This is a small/mid cap high growth stock that should outperform the S&P during the bull market.
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Cavium has a line of products that is taking share of the market leader in the high end segment. This is due to the competition failing in launching products in this product space. This will be very positive for Cavium in the next 12 months or so.
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Was a favorite of mine in the past, but competition from NETL will be limiting the upside. Still offers great Multicore processor chips that will continue to grow with the Market.
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The technology sector continues to be hot. This company deals overseas where emerging markets and upgrading continue.
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Let's review some vital data:
- Market cap: $1.15B
- Revenue for the trailing 12 months is about $48M.
That's right, they're currently trading at 24x revenue. That's simply absurd. If some 800lb. hardware company wanted to buy Cavium, they'd almost certainly wait until it dropped at least to the 10x range, unless it was a very strategic acquisition and there was competition.
Even if you assume similar revenue growth for the next quarter, to $16M, that's $54M for all of 2007, and still 21x revenue.
3rd quarter was the first quarter where Cavium was profitable. They made $186K of profit from product, the rest was from interest income on the $100M they received when they went public in May. That's $1.3M in interest income.
Given the Q3 net income of $1.31M, they'd have to double their net income for the next three quarters to gain a TTM P/E 58.
While Cavium looks like a fine company, the stock price is way inflated.
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Another bloated pig - market cap of $1.3 billion and less than $40mil 2006 revenues... Pig Pig Pig !!!!
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They have working IP.
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Its a long way down.
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Good customer base and innovative in what they are doing - all good qualities for me.
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this is a valuation short - so it might take a while. but the valuation on this thing is ridiculous.
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