On the surface at least, PMC-Sierra (PMCS)
is in some of the right markets. Enterprise storage continues to score
well in various CIO surveys of spending priorities, while carriers are
stepping up their plans for metro/access network spending and wireless
backhaul. Not only are the end-markets looking better in many cases, but
PMC-Sierra also enjoys good share and growth prospects from WinPath and
6G/12G transitions.
It takes more than a good top-level story to
drive a good stock performance, though, and I'm not completely sold on
the value proposition for PMC-Sierra. I do believe storage and carrier
spending will accelerate, and the possibility certainly remains that the
company can outperform current expectations for 2014 and beyond. While
these shares could move as much as 20% if PMC-Sierra's 2014 outlook
doesn't worsen and the Street goes back to historical multiples for the
company's comp group, the core DCF valuation doesn't suggest quite as
much upside.
Please read the full article here:
Is PMC Sierra The Way To Play Storage And Carrier Spending?
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