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Nickname: foreign investor
Review: JDSU is the best and safest play in this fast growing sector. Valuations (long term) show the stock is definitely undervalued. Even in the short term it is going to $5.50.
Date reviewed: Mar 30, 2006 12:16 PM
Nickname: Emerson
Review: I loaded on the stock at $1.55/$1.58 because I believed the stock was undervalued and did not think Wall Street analysts covering the stock were paying enough attention. I also bought JDSU because I saw a stock with a $15 potential. Since then, as you know, I have tripled my investment and holding on for the long run. I have the following reasons for holding on: Management's ability to deliver value; the triple market need for optics; momentum; potential for big contract with the communications cariers; now a takeover or buyout potential, profitability, and new product releases that reinforces JDSU's leadership position.
Date reviewed: Mar 30, 2006 3:33 AM
Nickname: byrne
Review: A young network engineer, new to investing, I was late on board JDSU at 3.01, became wary of the intraday trend when it hit 4.30, and sold. Now I'm back in at 3.88 and looking for a steady run. I'll be selling 1/4 of the holding in the near term, looking long with the rest as fiber/fibre is mature. Had a fantastic introduction to the Street with JDSU, CCOI, DVW, AAC, etc., breaking 20% on each. I know I can't expect to hit in less than a month going forward. I think it's a win/win stock in the near and longer term. Buy low, sell high :)
Date reviewed: Mar 29, 2006 10:43 PM
Nickname: Matt
Review: It's all good for me. Bought it at 2.83 and I'm enjoying the $4 range :)
Date reviewed: Mar 29, 2006 9:40 PM
Nickname: Kory
Review: I guess it will never reach the $100 mark anytime soon. Too bad that is where I bought it six years ago.
Date reviewed: Mar 29, 2006 4:57 PM
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