The shares certainly aren't cheap, at 45 times this year's estimated earnings. If interest rates shoot up more than expected or the economy slumps, all the big tech stocks will get slammed but Motorola won't be hurt any worse than Nokia. On the other hand, the stock has a lot more upside. The company's turnaround isn't exactly unrecognized, but as the past few days' selloff shows, investors still need convincing that strong results are sustainable. Profits are strong.
Inflation is tame.
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