Siliconware Precision Industries (ADR) (NASDAQ:SPIL)

More of my bias coming out.

good fundamentals, good yeild, all player but one rate out perform, use the down day

P/E of 0.70...ridiculously cheap. Very little debt. Semiconductor market is growing, and SPIL provides a key service that many semi companies cannot do on their own.

You know how those intrepid young'uns love their gadgets... Just upgraded to outperform by an astute analyst. Niche business in an area that is still only just starting to get its toe into a growing market. Conveniently located in one of the youngest, economically fastest growing regions of the world.

Profile
Siliconware Precision Industries Co. Ltd.
No 123 Section 3
Da Fong Road Tantzu
Taichung, 427
Taiwan - Map
Phone: 886 4 2534 1525
Fax: 886 4 2534 2025
Website: www.spil.com.tw

Details
Index Membership: N/A
Sector: N/A
Industry: N/A
Full Time Employees: 18,697

Business Summary

Siliconware Precision Industries Co., Ltd. provides semiconductor packaging and testing services worldwide. The company offers integrated circuit packaging and testing solutions, including design consultations, modeling and simulations, wafer bumping, wafer probe and sort, package assembly, final test, burn-in, and drop shipment. Its products include advanced leadframe and substrate packages, which are used in personal computers, communications, Internet appliances, cellular phones, digital cameras, cable modems, personal digital assistants, and LCD monitors. The company also provides services and support to design houses, integrated device manufacturers, and wafer foundries. Siliconware Precision Industries Co., Ltd. was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Taichung, Taiwan.

***All above information from YAHOO FINANCE***

THIS IS A GOOD COMPANY, NO DEBT.

Stock has hit a lull for now, but will outpace the market as the economy starts to boom.

chips, low debt, high dividend

Undervalued.

Taiwanese company that packages semiconductor IC's. Takes Taiwan-made chips and packages them for use in electronics products made in Taiwan, China and Korea (are there any electronics made anywhere else?) as well as rest of the world. No debt. About $1 per share cash. Peak annual cash flow was in '07 (remember those glory days? we didn't know then they were glorious, right?) at about $0.65/share and price hit about $10. Now (Jan 09), cash flow is arguably higher (though earnings are down), but price is 30% lower.

Leader in its field with solid financials will ride the long term upswing in chip usage.

Tech stocks in June usually work out. Some say techs lead out of a recession, but I say the chart is a nice stair step right now. Highly rated among other fools, and it doesn't hurt it's Asian. I bought in around 6.20, hoping to sell around 8.50 or 9.00.

YES!

no debt, lotsa cash flow

Gut play.

96% dividend -- are you kidding ?

This is part of a test portfolio I made to weather the current economy.

I tried to pick a small diversified group of companies with high dividends (that I felt would not cut their dividends). I also tried to pick companies that I felt were already oversold. All the picks under this screen name are part of that portfolio.

5 star cap stock, over sold ( like most stocks right now) Its also on caps best buy now list. This Co. does alot of things for big and small costumers in the tech world, in many cases cheaper than they can do for themselves. Company is worth about 2 1/2 billion US, with a PE that can,t get alot closer to zero. I picked unspecified because I don't pretend to Know any time frames in the econmic world right now.

LT Debt-to-Equity Ratio = 0.04 | Current Dividend Yield % = 96.6 | Price-to-Earnings (TTM) = 4.7 | % Below 12 Month Low = 12.28