The typical developer will continue to build cheap, sell high and get out fast.
Certainly the stock seems cheap, selling at less than 10 times the company's earnings forecast for this year.
So speculators could buy stocks on the cheap, sell futures contracts at higher prices, and simply store the metal until the contracts fell due.
They are cheap — selling at near their lows for the year, and trading at well below the valuation of other large companies.
But it's cheap and cheap sells.
At least the chipset is cheap, selling to TV makers for as little as $18.
Despite its $100 billion market cap, its cheap, selling at half of revenues and six times my estimate of 2012 earnings.
The stocks we selected are also cheap, selling for no more than ten times estimated 2002 earnings.
This stock is also very cheap, selling at a P/E multiple of 11.3 times 1999 consensus earnings of $3.45.
The stock is also quite cheap, selling for just 0.73 times sales–less than half of this model's upper limit.
