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Equity Bottom-Up

<ul><li>Lattice Semiconductor Corp.</li><li>achieved solid financial results in 2023, with robust revenue growth and record gross margins.</li><li>The semiconductor industry's cyclical correction had a slight impact on the company's 2023 Q4 progress, which could continue into early 2024.</li></ul>

Lattice Semiconductor Corp.achieved solid financial results in 2023, with robust revenue growth and record gross margins.The semiconductor industry's cyclical correction had a slight impact on the company's 2023 Q4 progress, which could continue into early 2024.

Lattice Semiconductor: A Tale Of An Expanding Market & An Increasing Client Base! - Major Drivers

<ul><li>Lattice Semiconductor managed to exceed analyst expectations in terms of revenue as well as earnings.</li><li>In the third quarter, they achieved a noteworthy 11% year-over-year growth in revenue, maintaining robust gross and operating margins.</li><li>In the industrial and automotive market, revenue saw a 5% sequential decline but surged by 28% year-over-year.</li></ul>

Lattice Semiconductor managed to exceed analyst expectations in terms of revenue as well as earnings.In the third quarter, they achieved a noteworthy 11% year-over-year growth in revenue, maintaining robust gross and operating margins.In the industrial and automotive market, revenue saw a 5% sequential decline but surged by 28% year-over-year.

Lattice Semiconductor Corporation: Surpassing Expectations with AI - What's Their Secret? - Major Drivers

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Equity Long-Short, Semiconductors

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<li>Intel reported earnings last week. Intel was one of my favorite stocks last year, and I wrote about it here in “Is This the Intel Inflection”, where I successfully called the bottom in the stock.</li>
<li>It’s worked pretty well, even against the SOXX index since then.</li>
<li>I’ll summarize my thesis back then, update you now on what I think about Intel, and write about results and read-throughs.</li>
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Intel reported earnings last week. Intel was one of my favorite stocks last year, and I wrote about it here in “Is This the Intel Inflection”, where I successfully called the bottom in the stock.
It’s worked pretty well, even against the SOXX index since then.
I’ll summarize my thesis back then, update you now on what I think about Intel, and write about results and read-throughs.


Thematic (Sector/Industry)

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<li>This week will be a lightning-fast one. I need to cover a lot, so I’ll give high-level summaries instead of going deep unless necessary. I will be honest - it’s a bit scuffed, but if I don’t put it out, I’ll get further behind on semiconductor earnings.</li>
<li>On semiconductor beat on Chinese industrial strength. It looks cheap.</li>
<li>Lattice is likely stuffing the channel, and the divergence between AMD’s embedded and Lattice means their channel is worse off. Amkor saw real weakness in industrial, and that’s what made the guide miss. Arista had a clean beat; I think they are sandbagging forward revenue.</li>
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This week will be a lightning-fast one. I need to cover a lot, so I’ll give high-level summaries instead of going deep unless necessary. I will be honest - it’s a bit scuffed, but if I don’t put it out, I’ll get further behind on semiconductor earnings.
On semiconductor beat on Chinese industrial strength. It looks cheap.
Lattice is likely stuffing the channel, and the divergence between AMD’s embedded and Lattice means their channel is worse off. Amkor saw real weakness in industrial, and that’s what made the guide miss. Arista had a clean beat; I think they are sandbagging forward revenue.


Earnings: ON, LSCC, RMBS, AMKR, ANET, AMD

<ul><li>Lattice is just too expensive for what it is. It’s one of the highest multiples in the space, but I acknowledge we are closer to the trough than the peak.</li><li><p>Tokyo Electron continues to be bullish high aspect etch and reports that they are winning in DRAM and hopefully in NAND in the future.</p></li><li><p>Arista says that AI revenue is yet to come, and 800G will mostly be in 2025, not 2024. The market got ahead of itself.</p></li></ul>

Lattice is just too expensive for what it is. It’s one of the highest multiples in the space, but I acknowledge we are closer to the trough than the peak.Tokyo Electron continues to be bullish high aspect etch and reports that they are winning in DRAM and hopefully in NAND in the future.Arista says that AI revenue is yet to come, and 800G will mostly be in 2025, not 2024. The market got ahead of itself.

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Lattice Semiconductor Corporation designs, develops, and markets high speed programmable logic devices.  The Company's products provide electronic systems customers with quickly designed, easily configured components.  Lattice markets its products to original equipment manufacturers of communication, computing, industrial, and military systems.

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This week will be a lightning-fast one. I need to cover a lot, so I’ll give high-level summaries instead of going deep unless necessary. I will be...

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Earnings (LSCC, ANET, GFS, Tokyo Electron, SITM, ENTG, AMAT)

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