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The "Lost Decade" Is Over!  And the semiconductor stocks are riding a new secular growth wave.  Buy now!

  Monday, February 08, 2010
 
 

Jim:     While other people were having the time of their lives this weekend... munching on Doritos... glued to their HDTV sets... watching the SuperBowl... I was curled up, fetal position-like, reading transcripts of conference calls, looking for patterns, searching for a broader theme... hunting... hunting for something that could overwhelm the prevailing nonsense of that Greek credit default swaps, dollar-yen carry trades, and the downfall of the euro, control of all thought patterns... Nonsense that, once again, played havoc with our markets, as the Dow shed 103 points, and the S&P gave up a percent...


Sure enough! I found it... right in front of me... in my socks drawer of all places! A subject so purloined as to make Edgar Allen Poe roll over in his grave...

Quote the Raven... Buy some
Phila. Semiconductor Sector Index (^SOX)!...

But forget the s-o-c-k-s... I am talking about the wondrous Philadelphia Semiconductor Index... which is the repository of many companies that, right at this very minute, are having a renaissance... one of the most amazing that I can recall.

But, judging from the lackluster reaction these stocks have had after their incredible quarters... nobody cares. So, tonight, in the interest of actually trying to help you make some money in a really down, crummy day, I'm going to make you care.

First, to fully comprehend the importance of what's happening with the semiconductor companies, you must understand two arcane investing concepts: cyclical and secular!

These terms describe the kind of growth a company might have... Cyclical is a curse word in our game of stocks... it's a sign of weakness... It refers to a company that is not in control of its own destiny, one that grows according to the slings of arrows of economies around the world. When those economies are good, cyclical stocks go up. When they're bad, the stocks go down.

Secular, on the other hand, means that they have something else going for them besides the economy... a trend that's bigger than anything the business cycle can throw at them. These secular growth companies can trump the noise of a Chinese bust, or a Grecian Formula hairball... and that's why investors will pay a premium for them.

So what does this have to do with the SOX?...

I want to tell you tonight that, after reading and listening to dozens and dozens of conference calls, there is a tremendous disconnect between what the analysts are seeing and what's actually happening when it comes to companies in the Semiconductor Index. Almost every semiconductor company, from
Intel (INTC*) and Xilinx (XLNX), to Marvell (MRVL), Cypress Semiconductor (CY), Broadcom (BRCM), Avnet (AVT), Altera (ALTR), Texas Instruments (TXN), and so many others... have reported simply "blow away" numbers...

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 Potash (POT)
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Oh, you know that I like it… POT is my favorite because I like the yield, however, once again, as I saw Monsanto (MON) just wilt today, we have to understand Potash is what I call a high beta stock… meaning that it could go up or down in a heartbeat… I want you to be careful with that one… I think, even though I like the fundamentals in 2011 for a return in fertilizer, POT is going to be a difficult one… as difficult as owning Electronic Arts (ERTS), another one that blows up again that I still like... POT is a stock that I like, but I do not expect it to go up anytime soon.

 

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  Church & Dwight (CHD)    Jim:   Very good company in this environment, but let’s not forget Clorox (CLX) reported last week and so did Colgate (CL), I actually prefer both of them to Church & Dwight… but Church & Dwight has got good fundamentals… it is the right kind of stock in this choppy environment.

 

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  Gilead Sciences (GILD*)   Jim:   I just put out a note today for ActionAlertsPlus.com, my charitable trust, Stephanie Link and I, who works with me… we both agreed that Gilead has got a new, there is going to be a new formulation of the new anti age drug coming out soon, we think that it is very powerful… Gilead had one of the best upside surprises this whole quarter… there is only a penny per share problem if the dollar stays this strong… I think that Gilead has everything that you want in this market… and I am a huge buyer… by the power of nine.

 

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