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The only thing as incredible as Dallas Semiconductor's growth over the past few years is the stock's frozen price range. While companies like Cypress Semiconductor and National Semiconductor have all over-reacted to the volatility of the market, Dallas Semiconductor's stock price has remained strong and stable. The products DS makes are fairly insensitive to chip pricing pressure. DS has reported over 16 straight quarter's of revenue increases. Due to its product mix and market strategy, the company has remained resistent to the downward spiral of semiconductor stocks. This stability has made people notice, and if semiconductor stocks are going to make a come-back, DS should be leading the pack. The key to the company's strength and future stock price growth is its balance sheet. Dallas Semiconductor Compared to the Industry: Price to Book Ratio: DS: 2.20 Industry: 4.16 Current Ratio: DS: 4.92 Industry: 2.36 Total Debt to Equity: DS: 0% Industry: 18% One thing to note is that institutional ownership has increased to 85% over the past year. Anyone have any thoughts or news? | ||||||||||||||
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