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• Sun Jul 20th 08:34 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  3G iPhone’s Top Five Component Beneficiaries

  Finally glad to hear you are going to do more coverage on Triquint. I have followed TQNT for quite a longtime and felt that for some reasons the analyst community has not been showing any confidence in the positive direction TQNT has been going in the last few years. Cash flow has really been improving the balance sheet has been pristine. The research side has really been improved they have had plenty of wins improved revenue and grown margins. If you have listened to the CC or attended the analysts days Mgmt. has been very bullish and gave a clear picture of growth. I understand there has been push backs but in general the company has had many positive things going on the last few years and I think one could have clearly seen a positive direction. I have been dissapointed in the lack of more positive coverage and think that the price of the stock with all this positive direction has been to cheap. Right now based on everything we know and every thing the company says I think it is a strong buy.
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• Mon Jul 14th 08:41 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Revisiting My 3G iPhone Predictions

  Would you buy TRIQUINT based on the Apple wins plus all their other recent news???
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• Thu Jun 26th 08:57 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Apple Checks Show Big Upward iPhone Build Revisions; Positive for Chip Suppliers

  Why no mention of Triquint they are part of the Infinion chipset????
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• Tue Jun 3rd 07:46 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  iPhone “By the Numbers”: Apple’s Sweeping Tide Across the Globe

  Who is making the PA for the 3g I phone???
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• Sun May 25th 08:01 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Goldman Raises Apple's Price Target on 3G iPhone Launch

  What we need is a complete list of the vendors inside the 3g Iphone. Sure hope the rumours about Triquint TQNT are true.
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• Fri Apr 18th 07:30 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Is Apple Making Way for the New iPhone?

  What part of the chipset is Triquint????
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• Tue Apr 1st 15:25 PM | Rating: 0 0
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  Who iPhone Owners Are - And What They Want

  Can this be verified????
  SOUNDS LIKE AN APRIL FOOL story
  
  Breaking News: Apple presents 3G iPhone at CTIA!
  Posted By David On 1st April 2008 @ 11:01 In News, iPhone News, Apple News
  
  At the CTIA Wireless 2008, North America's largest mobile telecom conference and expo, in an unexpected move, Apple today unveiled the prototype of the upcoming next model of the iPhone with 3G capabilities to the public.
  
  Apart from the 3G, the new iPhone features an on-board GPS module in addition to the Google Maps MyLocation, 32GB of space, extended battery life, two cameras (now supporting video conferencing), and more… They've even added a haptic keyboard, so typing is easier than ever before.
  
  
  
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• Mon Jan 28th 08:30 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Selling Medco as Walmart Guns for Pharmacy Benefit Managers

  Every reason you give is why DMX is a company you should study!!!
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• Tue Jan 1st 08:05 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  NutraCea: Converting Rice Bran into Cash

  The most useful information investors could use are quotes from the world class manufacturers about plans to include RICE BRAN in products , what quantities and WHEN!!!
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