Teradyne (NASDAQ:TER)
is going to go down as another example in my book of how you shouldn't
underestimate companies holding a hot hand. While it has been some time
since the shares have been conventionally cheap, the company has
continued to exceed expectations on a combination of increased testing
complexity, growth in key markets, and market share growth with new
products.
Surprising to me is that the shares have actually lagged the SOX a bit since my last update.
The outperformance on a trailing one-year basis is still meaningful
though, and Teradyne bounced back well from the March lows. Valuation
looks quite reasonable now, which actually worries me - is the Street
starting to price in a second-half slowdown and shifting away in
anticipation, or is this just an underappreciated story at this point?
Read the full article here:
Complexity, Enterprise, And Share Gains Are All Still Boosting Teradyne
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