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Technology Stocks : Qualcomm - Titanic of the wireless industry?
QCOM 164.56+1.9%Jan 17 9:30 AM EST
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From: veritas5014/22/2010 3:35:39 AM
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Every individual has to decide for themselves whether an investment in Qualcomm makes sense for them. I will simply say that Qualcomm has become a low-risk, low-growth stock. Since PJ has shown no signs of backing away from his investment strategy, they either need for him to be fired or for one of these ancillary markets to start generating significant revenues.

I think both of those events are rather far away....so the last option is that WCDMA starts growing faster than Q anticipates. I keep thinking that will happen and keep getting disappointed.

Slacker

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I'm glad to see Slacker has come around. It was inevitable, in my opinion. However, I do disagree with the assessment QCOM is a "low-risk" stock. When a company that has been advertising itself as the greatest thing since Silly-Putty or the Yo-Yo isn't able to deliver as promised, it's anything but "low-risk." It will take a while for the boobs in the stock market to figure it out, but eventually they will.
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