- Richardson Electronics has widely outperformed the U.S. equity market on the back of stellar underlying growth characteristics in 2021-22.
- The invention of an ultracapacitor to store energy for windmills could support another stretch of oversized gains for investors.
- Trading near its net asset liquidation value, with more cash than total liabilities, downside appears limited.
- An above-average 2.0% dividend yield is noteworthy and desirable from a high-growth investment holding.
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Richardson Electronics: A New-Age GE, Growth Conglomerate In The Making