AMCC

[wael_wa]

amcc

[wael_wa]

good

2.87$

break moving avarege   to 50 days

[sebfr]

hi,

i recommend to buy this stock at 2.730
target at 3.070-3.280
stop at 2.490

news :
SAN DIEGO, Oct 24, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Applied Micro Circuits Corp. (AMCC) (AMCC) today announced new versions of its PowerPC 440SP and 440SPe processors with acceleration hardware that will increase the processing rate of both RAID 5 and RAID 6 functionality. Whereas RAID 5 provides for the recovery of data lost from a single disc drive failure, RAID 6 provides an added level of fault tolerance allowing for full data recovery in the event of two failed disc drives. Broader adoption of RAID technology, including the deployment of higher capacity RAID systems and RAID systems based on lower cost SATA drives, have driven demand for the higher level of data protection offered by RAID 6 technology. Both the PowerPC 440SP and 440SPe RAID-enabled processors target host-attached, internal and external storage, storage area networking (SAN), and network attached storage (NAS) system applications. ...

SAN DIEGO, Nov 07, 2005 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Applied Micro Circuits Corporation (AMCC) today announced that Timothy M. Heenan has decided to leave the Company to pursue other interests. Heenan, who has been with AMCC since 2000, will resign his position as senior vice president, operations and quality effective November 11, 2005.

SAN DIEGO, Nov 14, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Applied Micro Circuits Corporation (AMCC) (AMCC) today announced the availability of its multi-service application software suite for the MISSION(TM) chipset. Designed for multi-service switches and routers, Wireline Access (DSL, CMTS, PON, Media Gateways), Mobile Infrastructure, and Metro Aggregation equipment, the software implements support for ATM Layer 2 switching, Multi-Link PPP, IMA, Multi-Link Frame Relay, and ATM SAR. This robust, production-quality applications suite allows AMCC to help customers develop high-performance, feature-rich products and minimize time-to-market. ...

SEATTLE, Nov 15, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Applied Micro Circuits Corporation (AMCC) (AMCC), today announced that it will demonstrate SATA II RAID solutions for high performance computing (HPC) systems based on its recently announced 3ware 9550SX controllers at SC/05 November 15 - 17 in booth 6202. SC/05 is one of the industry's premier international conferences that focuses on HPC, networking, and storage. ...

[Holygrale]

This one looks good, golden cross in progress......

[Terliso]

This one looks good, golden cross in progress......

Golden Cross?? DONE........ applaud Holygrale, for posting recently
I'll buy AMCC tomorrow

Technicals:
Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) indicates a Bullish Trend.
Chart pattern indicates a Weak Upward Trend.
Relative Strength is Bullish.
Up/Down volume pattern indicates that the stock is under Accumulation.
The 50 day Moving Average is rising which is Bullish.
The 200 day Moving Average is rising which is Bullish.

Goodluck folks...

[Terliso]

IN @ 3.45 Goodluck

[Terliso]

IN @ 3.45 Goodluck

Patience pays off!!

[Terliso]

Still waiting here for another BIG white candle, I have a feeling its coming pretty soon

Check out the weekly chart.. GREAT VIEW!!!

[Terliso]

Still waiting here for another BIG white candle, I have a feeling its coming pretty soon

Check out the weekly chart.. GREAT VIEW!!!

Yeah Finally... a white candle showed up ... AMCC close @ HOD
too much of waiting on AMCC... Give me another white candle,a BIG one

[Se7en]

Time to buy again?

[Se7en]

Looks like it was a good time to buy again, up 5,5% on good volume! 
Closed above the 50MA (Weekly) but facing the 200MA (daily) right above now ...

[wrangler]

AMCC : has bounced up off support of trend and look's ready to make it's upward move to retest resistance of trend. Also getting very close to Golden Crossover

[setravis]

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[Ares]

Another short term play I found is AMCC from http://buyonpanic.com/

With a rating of 7 out of 10 from http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/StockRating/srsmain.asp?Symbol=amcc

Applied Micro's Latest Disappointment
By Dan Bloom
April 25, 2007
Despite the good news offered by Texas Instruments (NYSE: TXN) and others during this earnings season, there have been some disappointments. Applied Micro Circuits (Nasdaq: AMCC) is one of them. On Monday, Applied Micro pre-announced a revenue shortfall for its fourth fiscal quarter, causing its shares to plunge by about 20%.

Management now expects revenue to fall 8.5% sequentially, to around $70 million, compared to an original expectation of a 2%-5% revenue decline. Unfortunately, the bad news didn't stop there -- it expects a further 15% sequential revenue decline during the June quarter. This isn't a great business even during good times -- it spends too much on R&D relative to revenue and really needs higher sales if it is ever going to generate strong profits. With this news, it is officially following Conexant (Nasdaq: CNXT) down the wrong path.

So, what is causing Applied Micro's woes? Everything, apparently. The press release stated that revenue was weak in all product lines, and revenue to distributors, in particular, was anemic -- down 30% compared to the previous quarter. During the previous quarter, Avnet (Nasdaq: AVT), an electronics wholesaler, accounted for 26% of total revenue, so it isn't surprising that a slowdown is causing some pain.

Is there a bright side to the story?

Well, maybe. There has been a lot of griping about the state of semiconductor inventories -- I've even done some of it myself. Looking at Applied Micro's inventory growth -- inventory has surged by 80% compared to just 17% revenue growth over the past year -- and the fact that it's blaming the problem on distribution, my guess is that there are just too darn many of this company's chips out there. Hopefully, a little pain today will help to usher in a healthier tomorrow -- kind of like getting a shot in the rear.

We won't know how bad things are until the company reports full results on May 1. My hope is that we'll see inventory tick down a bit and hear some reassuring words that it isn't losing market share to competitors. In the meantime, I plan to hold my shares. With plenty of cash and no debt, I think this company can withstand a downturn.