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]]> http://stockmarketbeat.com/blog1/2006/10/03/global-cellphone-sales-growth-set-to-slow-report-technology-internet-reuterscouk/#comment-4361 Stock Market Beat » Blog Archive » Linear and Motorola Signals, Not Noise Thu, 19 Oct 2006 12:00:09 +0000 http://stockmarketbeat.com/blog1/2006/10/03/global-cellphone-sales-growth-set-to-slow-report-technology-internet-reuterscouk/#comment-4361 [...] Since Linear’s major product lines include desktop computers and mobile phones, the outlook also strengthens our concerns for the overall semiconductor sector, which has seen a disproportionate share of its recent strength from the wireless handset market. That concern is not lessened by Motorola’s (MOT) sales shortfall, which prompted Albert Lin, analyst at American Technology Research to say, “I think the fact the company was light on sales and has 85 percent of its revenue concentrated on cell phones will plague the stock for at least the next several quarters.” [...] […] Since Linear’s major product lines include desktop computers and mobile phones, the outlook also strengthens our concerns for the overall semiconductor sector, which has seen a disproportionate share of its recent strength from the wireless handset market. That concern is not lessened by Motorola’s (MOT - Annual Report) sales shortfall, which prompted Albert Lin, analyst at American Technology Research to say, “I think the fact the company was light on sales and has 85 percent of its revenue concentrated on cell phones will plague the stock for at least the next several quarters.” […]

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