Investopedia: LSI Looks Too Cheap, But Only If You're A Believer

Investing nearly always calls for some leap of faith – Wall Street is a discounting mechanism, and that requires investors to try to peer into the future and see how industries, markets, and companies will look in a few years' time. If you wait too long, waiting for more certainty on developments, most of the gains will be gone by the time you decide to invest.

I mention this because I think it's a very relevant part of the LSI (NYSE:LSI) story today. As is, the company is not all that exciting. But if you believe that the company's flash technology will lead to share gains in this fast-growing (albeit small) market and that the company can benefit both from a recovery in network spending and increased share in network processors, the prospects for this stock look much more interesting.
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