Owning Microsemi (MSCC)
is an interesting experience. For a company that is pretty small and
obscure by most standards, there's a surprising number of people who
want to bash the company and claim that its success is only due to the
fact that it is, in many cases, the only approved supplier of a
particular component.
Let the haters hate - I'm firmly in the
black with these shares and the trailing performance compares quite
nicely with the semiconductor sector as a whole, not to mention
individual rivals like Silicon Labs (SLAB), Fairchild (FCS), and Semtech (SMTC).
What's more, the company is built upon a continuous flow of new
products, coupled with moves to unlock more operating leverage from the
operations. Although these shares are close to my fair value, and I have
considered selling them in favor of owning a more undervalued chip
stock, a recovery in multiple end-markets could drive higher performance
from here.
Please continue here;
Microsemi Not Quite To Plan, But Still Improving
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