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[tecdaexchen]

verkalkuliert, würde ich sagen! +40% in den USA

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diese verdammten Idioten,die Aktien wie NVEC (oder IPIX,CBTE,DHB) shorten,verlieren immer nur Geld und wollen die gute Laune der Leute kapputmachen.Wie ich diese Mistkerle von Bashers hasse...

NVEC STRON BUY NOW!!!



1. Product sales increased 115%.

2. Annual net income rose more than 226%.

3. Thus far revenue and profit growth comes without any help from its
prized MRAM program, which the company anticipates will begin
generating royalties as early as 2005.

4. NVEC`s technology is called the `Holy Grail` in computer memory
for use in small electronics. (Business Journal, November 20, 2003)

5. According to Pathfinder Research, "...the size of the [MRAM]
market opportunity—$40 billion by 2005... if the technology shapes up
right... it will replace DRAM." (Computerworld, 1/8/01)

6. It has begun licensing its intellectual property to others,
including Union Semiconductor Technology Corporation (USTC),
Honeywell International (Honeywell), Motorola, Inc. (Motorola) and
Cypress Semiconductor Corporation (Cypress).

7. NVEC has been included as a constituent of the recently-introduced
Merrill Lynch Nanotech Index.

8. NVEC`s MRAM license agreements provide for a FULL ROYALTY on
products containing any of NVEC`S technology, regardless of whether
other intellectual property is used.

9. NVEC CEO says Motorola is a mram licensee. They`ll be producing
(and selling) stand-alone MRAM devices. Motorola expects an MRAM
product by late in the year.

10. It is helping bring to market MRAM, a new type of memory chip
that combines the speed of RAM (random access memory) found in most
PCs and the permanence of hard drive storage. MRAM will replace the
$50 billion PC memory business, the $13 billion flash memory market
and maybe even take a chunk out of the $30 billion hard-drive market.
(Investors` Business Daily)

11. NVE`s product lineup includes couplers that transmit data and
sensors that pick up precise data using a technology called
spintronics. The typical electronic item relies on the electrical
charge by electrons to acquire, store and transmit information. NVE`s
method uses the "spin" of electrons to encode information.

12. MRAM is 100 times faster, 100 times denser and it`s not volatile;
and

13. Spintronics is expected to be a reaches the estimated $100
billion business.

14. Cabrera of Giordano Securities Group expects earnings this fiscal
year to more than double to 38 cents a share, then reach 70 cents in
fiscal 2005.

15. It also has an agreement with Agilent Technologies, Inc. to
distribute its couplers under their brand. Customers include also
include Digi-Key Corp. and St. Jude Medical Inc.

16. "NVE has the potential to be the Microsoft of the (spintronics)
industry," said analyst Ed Cabrera of Giordano Securities Group. "Its
patent on how to get the electrons to spin (is) probably the most
marketable, commercial way of doing it."

17. A top Cypress [CY] executive made positive comments on the
company`s MRAM development on a CSFB investor conference call.
Cypress said has working MRAM but wants to improve the soft error
rate.

18. Cypress stated Nokia (a Cypress customer) is interested in using
NVEC`s MRAM.

19. Deals to come: Intel, Nokia, IBM & Samsung

[tecdaexchen]

pardon, falscher Link oben...

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