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We have been saying for some time that it is getting more difficult to find undervalued stocks in the U.S. market (VTI), particularly in the tech sector. For example, a good proxy is The Technology
Raspberry Pi: Intriguing UK Technology Company
Summary
- Finding undervalued stocks in the U.S. tech sector is challenging; exploring markets like the UK and Netherlands, Raspberry Pi Holdings plc stands out.
- Raspberry Pi's innovative, low-cost computing devices are gaining traction in industrial and embedded markets, boasting strong revenue growth and profitability.
- Despite impressive financials and a culture of innovation, concerns remain about the sustainability of its competitive moat and potential conflicts of interest.
- Valuation appears reasonable with a PEG ratio below 1.0, but risks include increased competition and high channel inventory levels.
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