Cree, Inc. (NASDAQ:CREE)
The Company is engaged in developing and manufacturing semiconductor materials and electronic devices made from silicon carbide, gallium nitride and related compounds.
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Good product Good balance sheet Hitting new highs
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its green
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To be determined if it will come to a leadership position in LED market.
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energy play
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led lighting will swamp the residential lighitng market, cree has loads of cash
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Compact Flourecents are all the rage. I'm not sure what the tipping point was but the tide is changing. Incandecent is out and a $3 light bulb is beginning to make sense. Cree, a manufacturer of LED lighting among other things is well positioned to take advantage of this trend. While Cree's $68 industrial light bulb is still out of market for consumers, increasing demand for solutions other than incandecent will drive scale efficiencies.
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LEDs are the future
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Big growth ahead as Led prices drop making the switch form CFLS cost-effective for the first time. Market Leader.
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LED lighting will continue to make great inroads as efficiency and heat removal problems are solved.
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The world can no longer afford incandescent lighting, and that puts Cree in the catbird seat. The firm has the best white-light LED technology, the necessary manufacturing expertise, and now they have a subsidiary in -- you guessed it -- China, which is really supercharging their white-light LED sales.
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"green technology" steam mounting to ban incandescent lighting - more munufactors are producing led light bring cost down
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WS Mayhem
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Cree is poised to outperform the market because they are the only game in town when it comes to quality LEDs. You could buy Philips or Sylvania but if you truly want a company that focuses on LEDs then you have to look at CREE. They have the R&D and patents not to mention the current government demonstration projects they are involved in. But perhaps the most telling story is the fact that people are starting to think green too and all the scientists recommend the quickest way to get green is by energy conservation which is what LEDs are all about. Look at Australia; they just phased out the Edison bulb.
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This stock meets my criteria for a long-term buy: great management and a good price.
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This is my play in LED lighting. The earnings picture is dismal, but I am hopeful that they can turn that around. Sales growth looks okay. The chart pattern looks like it is coming out of a base.
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Market has already priced in the bad news of this stock ( cheap and heated competition from abroad). Short term the stock will continue to be bouncing between $15.50-18.00 levels. But will be going up slowly.
With the market starting to expand for Bright LEDs, long lasting & bubl replacing LEDs, the long term potential for this company is great.
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Many new potential market applications that can fuel 'outsize" revenue growth and profits (eg General lighting).
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CREE is undervalued at the moment, but it has all the hallmarks of a value trap. I'm popping it into my CAPS portfolio, but am not sufficiently convinced to pick any up in real life.
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LED and semiconductor producer looks to expand by buying a China based LED company. Solid finacials and very successful history and one of the "tech" bubble companies that made money after the collapse.
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