NI Technology Updates Outlooks for SanDisk, Diodes, Corning, Microvision and Alcatel-Lucent

PRINCETON, N.J., Oct. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Next Inning Technology Research (http://www.nextinning.com), an online investment newsletter focused on semiconductor and technology stocks, has published updated outlooks for SanDisk (Nasdaq: SNDK), Diodes (Nasdaq: DIOD), Corning (NYSE: GLW), Microvision (Nasdaq: MVIS) and Alcatel-Lucent (NYSE: ALU).

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McWilliams covers these topics and more in his recent reports:

-- After suggesting that Next Inning readers buy SanDisk in late 2008 when it was trading for only $7.70, McWilliams stated it was time to sell when the price surged above $46 earlier this year. Does he think it's time to jump in again now that the stock is trading in the $30s?  Does McWilliams view SanDisk as an Apple derivative play?  What important factors do investors need to be aware of when considering memory stocks?  What does McWilliams mean when he writes that memory manufacturers "sell silicon by the pound?"

-- When the price of Diodes slipped below $5 in 2008 McWilliams carefully explained to Next Inning readers why the market was making a mistake and why he thought the price was destined to move up several hundred percent.  As the price moved into the $20s he suggested it was time to take some profits or hedge risks using a covered call strategy.  With the price now back in the teens does he think it's time to buy again?  What near-term risks does he see for Diodes?  Does he think Diodes' fundamentals should support a price in the $20s?

-- When the price of Corning slipped briefly below $16 during August, McWilliams was quick to point out it was a good opportunity to buy the stock well below its fair value.  What is his outlook for Corning going forward and what price does he view as being representative of the company's fair value?

-- Is Microvision likely to emerge the winner in the mobile projection space?  Why does the market become more challenging for Microvision as time passes?  Why does he see the stock as having limited upside for investors?

-- Has Alcatel-Lucent done well in its wireless infrastructure efforts? Based on Alcatel-Lucent's recent progress, is there an opportunity for investors to speculate in the company's shares at current prices?

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