Tooting Our Horn

Barron’s Tech Trader Daily reports:

In a research note this morning, Merrill Lynch’s Steven Fox reports that according to Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, production and shipments of small- and medium-sized LCD displays in April declined 13% and 18% respectively from March, while inventories rose 29%. Fox notes that April is typically weaker than March, but that this was still a worse-than-seasonal decline. The news has some negative implications for Corning (GLW - Annual Report) which provides the glass for LCD displays.

Sound familiar? It may be that you have heard it all here before – as early as  April 6, 2006.

Disclosure: Author is long IShares MSCI Japan Index (EWJ) at time of publication.

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