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This Small Semiconductor Stock Has the Right Touch for Patient, Value Investors

This Small Semiconductor Stock Has the Right Touch for Patient, Value Investors

One of the casualties of the change is the small semiconductor and touch screen maker Synaptics, Inc. , whose chips go into a wide range of electronic-related products, including the Internet of Things (IoT), PCs, smartphones, and displays. The excess inventory must be worked off and exaggerates the revenue falloff, which missed guidance by over $100 million on a $225 million mid-point guide. SYNA stock fell 18% on the news and is now down by 22% this year, presenting an attractive entry with a stellar risk/reward opportunity for patient, value investors who can hold until inventory clears and the next upturn in the next six to 18 months.