Cymer, Inc. (NASDAQ:CYMI)
The Company is a supplier of excimer light sources, the essential light source for deep ultraviolet photolithography systems.
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Cash generated vs cash required more than five
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Dominant market leaders in industiral Excimer lasers, a key enabling technology behind photolithography stepper machines. Thoes in turn are running in all semiconductor fabs. CYMI will strongly benefit from the next cyclical upturn of the semicoductor industry. In the very long term (>4 years), their market position may be threatened by a disrupitve technology change from Excimer lasers to deep UV sources, which is currently prepared in R&D labs.
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A great guidance for 09. Great growth rate and good management.
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The cyclical stock is at a trough. It will rebound due to it's strong place in the semiconductor industry.
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Front runner in EUV development. If successful, they will rule the next gen photolithography business.
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This stock is dropping like a lead balloon and is rated a 10 by StockScouter. Do they have any idea what they are doing?
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photolithography for very small chip circuits
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Low PE, Domination of its technology niche. Huge relative Cash Flow
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The semiconductor stock that mines the miners
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This stock trades like a feather in the wind. Can move significantly on high or low volume, and with or without reason. A technical trader's prize or bane.
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This is a much underappreciated stock.
Semiconductors have slumped because lead times have become so short, because the consumer market is constantly changing and because so much cash is needed in R&D just to keep up. But this mostly applies downstream, to the chip designers themselves.
The fabricators are going to continue to do well, because SOMEBODY's chips are going to be featured in all those gadgets. We don't know whose, but chances are a fab will be making a lot.
Going even further upstream, the companies who sell to the fabricators, like Cymer, will make a lot of money. R&D expense is modest. The market steadily grows.
Cymer in particular is the leader in its niche, and it doesn't have much competition. High entry barriers + a growing market = growing earnings.
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