Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE:DLB)

What doesn't use Dolby?

good stock

Audiophiles can't live without it, they seem to show up more and more places. And once things recover, this guy will come back strong

Because the demand for high quality audio systems is increasing a lot not only for consumers but also for theaters and digital cinemas.

Dolby Laboratories should gain a great deal of market share in the coming years due to the growing demand for good audio products in PCs, TVs, phones, electronics, cinemas, and other growing media instruments. As more companies try to please the customers with additional features and great sound to go with games, TV, HDTV, and all of the programming that comes along with the gadgets DLB stands as a leader in audio technology and thru its patents it will generate new revenues from other comapnies that want to use its technologies. I believe this company has a lot of room to grow and will outperform in the next 12 to 18 months.

last qtr stock price up and qtr before that as well. sales vs industry 150% plus, ok with me, income ytd an qtr vs qtr way above industry, debt to equity below industry, p/e in line, so as much as their beating industry this seems undervalued, chart technically looks poised to buy, sto's are ok, macd could trend down, but its ok, and 200 day ma trending other way now. im gonna pull the trigger soon as i can

Lots of cash, very little debt. Wide moat. Deep ownership by mgt.

I agree with the MF evaluation, and with Guuma and others - in theatres, in home theatres, and coming soon to a cell phone near you, Dolby sound is everywhere.

Good fundamentals, and I love the products. Serious brand recognition.

GOOD STOCK

EVERYONE needs dolby sound!!

Solid company been around picked up on recommendation...

This is an obvious one. Earnings growth and gross margins so amazing it can't lose. But it's up so much compared to the S&P, can it go further? Yes, on a chart comparison, Dolby is on another level than the S&P, deservedly. In reality, it's no competition, allowing for a five year call. Only if the stock becomes highly overbought should the pick be temporarily ended. Free points here people, don't be ignorant.

Buying the brand, the moat, and the leadership here. Dolby will be a part of the majority of electronic sound delivery in the future and both the number of people and the ways they are listening will continue to see healthy growth. Plus, the company has plenty of cash and no debt.

great price for stock with huge moat.

Positive CAP gain? Check
Lower price? Check
Very sweet deal? Check
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Reasons:
1) Immense catalyst of HD-TV or Blu-Ray awaits Dolby.
2) Mr. Dolby has also a 65% stake.
3) Gross margin of 91% for licensing, and licensing makes up 81% of revenue.
4) Thumbnail says 15% to 23% ... not magnificent, but hey the solid-ness and light business model is really enticing.

look at your video games and dvd's and what do you see!

Fundamental: Good technology, solvent, great P/E ratio

Technical: Increasing support, continuously breaking short-term (30 day) resistances

Solid brand recognition, expansion into new markets. Makes this a solid winner.