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NI Technology Previews Earnings for Entropic Communications, Atmel, Cavium Networks, Power Integrations and Integrated Device Technology

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McWilliams covers these topics and more in his recent reports:

-- Are short sellers likely to limit the potential upside for Entropic, even if it reports strong quarterly results this week? Which firm might be an attractive acquisition target for Entropic? Should investors add to positions in Entropic ahead of the firm's earnings report, or should they steer clear?

-- When Atmel was trading for only $5 during the summer of 2010, McWilliams suggested buying the stock and predicted it would double by year end. Following Q2 2010 earnings, the stock began a rally that would take it all the way to $16.80. With stock now trading around $12, do investors have a chance to get in on another Atmel rally? Does McWilliams' estimated fair value range for Atmel suggest the stock could eclipse its 52-week high of $16.80?

-- In what ways is Cavium "about as perfect as any tech company" that McWilliams covers? Has Cavium maintained a strong lead over the competition in its key markets? Does McWilliams expect Cavium to outperform Wall Street's earnings expectations this year? How much upside can Cavium investors expect over the next six to nine months?

-- What central, structural problem is Power Integrations facing that it can't easily resolve? How should investors factor this issue into their outlook for Power Integrations? Is Power Integrations notably undervalued based on McWilliams' in depth analysis?

-- Were analysts wrong to lower IDT's fiscal 2012 earnings estimates? Does McWilliams expect Wall Street to eventually catch on to the IDT story and send the stock above $10?

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