Everybody talks about companies surprising the Street, 
but, every once in a while, the Street has its own surprises - for 
instance, when investors are willing to look past near-term pressures 
and focus on the bigger picture. With weakness in autos and industrial 
markets pressuring STMicroelectronics (STM),
 analysts could have responded to lowered guidance for the second half 
of 2019 with "Hah! I told you they couldn't do those numbers!" Instead, 
the Street seems to be willing to look past a few bumps in the near in 
favor of the increasingly attractive long term.
While
 I'm a little surprised to see it, I agree with it. I think STMicro has a
 very attractive long-term story, driven by content growth and new 
product opportunities across a range of markets. What's more, I think 
this downturn has offered solid evidence that this is a new, better, 
more sustainably profitable company than in the past. Although I'd 
ideally like to pick up shares below $17.50, I think the stock can still
 work from here, particularly for more buy-and-hold-oriented investors.
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STMicroelectronics' Content Growth Opportunity Outweighs Short-Term Cyclical Pressures
 
 
 
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