Sun Microsystems (JAVA) Is ‘Ripe For The Picking’
Irwin Greenstein (October 31st, 2008) Writes:
One of the granddaddies of Silicon Valley, Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ:JAVA) may finally have to give up the good fight - presenting investors with the prospects of a quick profit grab.
Although not quite in the pantheon of Intel, Apple and Seagate, Sun has been braving its own path in technology since its founding in 1982. The paradox is that a company which professed a radical departure in business computing has itself been too slow to adapt to rapid change, and now finds itself as takeover prey.
With assets far exceeding its current valuation, investors stand to make modest gains if the company decides to break itself up, or if it finally succumbs to the takeover rumors circulating for years.
The alarm sounded louder than ever when the company report Q1 2008 earnings. A $1.68 billion loss was attributed to a slowdown in technology,
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