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Technology Stocks : Texas Instruments - Good buy now or should we wait?
TXN 159.35+3.9%Nov 21 9:30 AM EST

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To: Tony Viola who wrote (5328)10/21/2000 4:58:16 PM
From: puborectalis  Read Replies (1) of 6180
 
Texas Instruments Starting to Look Undervalued, Barron's Says
10/21/00 11:12:00 AM
Source: Bloomberg News

Dallas, Oct. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Texas Instruments Inc., the
biggest maker of chips for mobile telephones, is beginning to seem
inexpensive when compared with other communications-equipment
companies, Barron's said.
Shares of the Dallas-based company, which sold most of its
older businesses during the 1990s, are trading at about 38 times
this year's estimated earnings and at 29 times next year's
forecasts, Barron's said. The stock rose $1.75 Friday to $47.50.

About 85 percent of Texas Instruments' revenue and profit now
stems from digital-signal processing chips and analog-processing
chips used with digital equipment, Barron's said. Almost every
device connected to the Internet requires digital-signal
processing.
Texas Instruments is the only source of products for
customers comprising 90 percent of its revenue, allowing the
company to double profit margins to 20 percent last year from
1995, Barron's said.

(Barron's, 10/23)

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