Texas Instruments, Inc. (TXN)
The Company is engaged in the manufacturing, designing or selling operations in more than 25 countries. The two separate business segments are Semiconductor and Education Technology.
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TXN has always been a steady stock for me. I believe it will continue.
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Good stock to own as display technology proliferates. They developed the DLP chip which is found in thousands of flat screen tvs. Stock has a PEG ratio of about 1. Not bad for a stock in this sector.
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txn has always been one of my favorites. even in todays reduced cash flow. they still have the assets to invest in R&D.
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on the way up
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S&P Fair Value @38.60
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Texas Instruments is an innovative semi-conductor company that can mass produce at very competitive prices. They hire only the very best and brightest engineers and work them hard.
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My optimistic outlook coming with the approach of the end of the elections puts this as a prime choice considering its current position. The fact that TXN holds its strengths in superconductors and has its connections with DLPs coming in to the seasons of movies I believe it will strengthen dramatically over the next two years and beyond.
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Has the best caulculators. TI-89 is awesome. $40 in a year.
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Almost every school recommends TI calculators to use. From HighSchool to College level. I predict that this stock is definatly bouncing back once schools begin because kids are going to need to be prepared for math.
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Global company dominates several growing markets.
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It can't go down forever. Eventually this great semiconductor will go up.
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Long term prospects good. Financials are on a really solid base...
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Target $32 in less than 3 months
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You can study this company and not keep up with all the innovation.
And they have "Texas" in their name. That alone makes this stock a winner.
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Products are progressive and demand is there with explosion of mobile technology and consumer use.
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have short term inventory problems
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Last week, TXN reported less than stellar quarterly results, driving the share price down to today's levels of 24.60 a share. At these levels, I don't think that you should overlook Texas Instruments as a long term play. As a college student, I can tell you that TI calculators are the only kind that you will find in any students hand, each of which runs for anywhere from $100-150 a piece. TI has also put a large amount of money lately into R&D, and looks to score big in the future. Today, macro conditions are taking there toll on Texas Instruments. However, in the long run, excess FCF will keep them safe, and time will return the company, and the stock, to there appropriate places.
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I have owned this stock for several years and it has not matched market performance yet.
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Great growth potential without the severe volatility of other techs.
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TI dominants its chosen fields in semiconductors, and has been in the transition of moving away from semiconductor manufacturing, letting foundries begin to take over. This should be a good thing for profits as most of its chips do not require the bleeding edge technology that keeps someone like Intel spending Billions a year on research. Cell phones are becoming the computers of the future and look for TI's chips to take a nice slice of this continually growing pie.

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