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Technology Stocks : ESST-the new beginning.
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To: DELT1970 who wrote (3398)8/7/2002 4:57:27 PM
From: Nutty Buddy  Read Replies (2) of 3493
 
ESST sure is severely discounted relative to other chip stocks based on fundamentals.

I follow 250 stocks in a wide range of sectors, and ESST rates high fundamentally relative to the bunch - especially when you consider this a chip stock.

I follow 17 stocks in ESST's semi group and fundamentally, this is how they percent rank (relative strength for fundamentals) among all 250 I follow. Based on fundamentals I consider:

1) ESST 93%
2) MSCC 47%
3) INTC 41%
4) LLTC 32%
5) TXN 25%
6) IRF 24%
7) ADI 20%
8) XLNX 16%
9) NSM 14%
10) RFMD 10%
11) CRUS 10%
12) MU 10%
13) LSCC 9%
14) LSI 8%
15) ATML 5%
16) AMD 3%
17) PMCS 0%

ESST's Fundamentals Considered (based on the 08/06 close):

*Price-To-Revenues: 1.63 - 40 percentile among the 250 stocks (lower rates higher)
*Price-To-Earnings: 8.73 - 96 percentile among the 250 stocks (lower rates higher)
*Profit Margin: 18.66% - 88 percentile among the 250 stocks (higher rates higher)
*Debt-To-Equity: 0.00 - 100 percentile among the 250 stocks (lower rates higher)
*Price-To-Book: 2.28 - 49 percentile among the 250 stocks (lower rates higher)
*Average Prev 4 Qtr EPS Growth - 96 percentile among the 250 stocks (higher rates higher)
*Percent Of Float Short: 48.04% - 0 percentile among the 250 stocks (lower rates higher)
*Curr Qtr Est $$ Earnings Growth-To-Previous 4 Qtr Revenues: +.0242 - 92 percentile among the 250 stocks (higher rates higher)
*Price-To-Cash Flow Per Share: 9.26 - 77 percentile among the 250 stocks (lower rates higher)
*Cash Flow Per Share: 1.24 - 47 percentile among the 250 stocks (higher rates higher)
*Analyst Recommendation Rating: 2.00 - 65 percentile among the 250 stocks (lower rates higher)
*Price Earnings Growth Ratio: 0.51 - 98 percentile among the 250 stocks (lower rates higher)
*Dividend Yield: 0.00% - 0 percentile among the 250 stocks (higher rates higher)
*1 Year Revenue Growth: -10.56% - 25 percentile among the 250 stocks (higher rates higher)
*Return On Equity: 29.30 - 90 percentile among the 250 stocks (higher rates higher)

Here's the table that shows the fundamental relative strength components of all 250 stocks I follow sorted strongest to weakest:
home.mindspring.com

This next table shows the trend over the past few months of the fundamental relative strength ratings (the five rightmost figures). It also shows short and intermediate term technical relative strength ratings:
home.mindspring.com
The fundamental columns will eventually be quarterly (I started collecting fundamental data 4/30/02).

My home page: home.mindspring.com

Buddy
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