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Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited (NASDAQ:AOSL), a supplier of a wide range of devices for the power semiconductor industry, has really seen its fortunes take a turn for the worse in the past six
Alpha and Omega Semiconductor: Worth A Shot At These Levels
Summary
- AOSL has sold off in 2025, and it is trading at much lower levels than in late 2024, but that could actually be an opportunity.
- A number of issues have weighed on AOSL in recent months, but there is reason to be optimistic about AOSL’s ability to deal with the issues.
- It can be argued that AOSL is undervalued at current levels after the big decrease in the stock price over the last several months.
- Long AOSL has to come back from being way down, but AOSL appears to have what it takes to make it happen.
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