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TXN Geographic Segmentation

July 20, 2009 3:55 pm

Upon looking over the earnings that will be coming after the bell, I was curious to see how much of the total income of Texas Instruments (TXN) came from outside the U.S.

Why? Well, Intel (INTC) for one was an amazing story that showed remarkable income from Asia. Extrapolating what could occur this quarter if TXN showed a nice revenue segmentation toward Asia could provide clues as to the next move for the stock.

See for yourself….Impressive…..

60% Asia and steady…. The earnings release will be very telling as to whether Intel was a one time wonder or something to take REAL notice of.

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Written by Andrew Horowitz · Category(s) Earnings, Economy, Markets, Stocks    |  Tags: •   

2 Responses to “TXN Geographic Segmentation”

  1. Theodore B. Nelson on December 7th, 2010 9:32 am

    As everybody can see Asia is a good market. And it is relatively new.

  2. William A. Scott on January 11th, 2011 9:31 am

    It is so, because of the cheap labor force. Nobody is willing to pay lots of money, when he is able to pay much less.

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