"We anticipate IPTV revenue momentum will continue beyond the April quarter, driven by continued IP sub growth worldwide, along with significant design wins for Sigma," said Robert W. Baird analyst Tristan Gerra, who reiterated an "outperform" rating on the stock. Collins Stewart analyst John Vinh reiterated a "sell" rating on the company, despite the impressive fourth quarter results. 
Share:  "We anticipate IPTV revenue momentum will continue beyond the April quarter, driven by continued IP sub growth worldwide, along with significant design wins for <span class="company">Sigma</span>," said Robert W. Baird analyst Tristan Gerra, who reiterated an "outperform" rating on the stock.<span class="sent"> Collins Stewart analyst <span class="analyst">John Vinh</span> reiterated a "sell" rating on the company, despite the impressive fourth quarter results.</span> Tweet this 

"We anticipate IPTV revenue momentum will continue beyond the April quarter, driven by continued IP sub growth worldwide, along with significant design wins for Sigma," said Robert W. Baird analyst Tristan Gerra, who reiterated an "outperform" rating on the stock. Collins Stewart analyst John Vinh reiterated a "sell" rating on the company, despite the impressive fourth quarter results. 
Share:  "We anticipate IPTV revenue momentum will continue beyond the April quarter, driven by continued IP sub growth worldwide, along with significant design wins for <span class="company">Sigma</span>," said Robert W. Baird analyst Tristan Gerra, who reiterated an "outperform" rating on the stock.<span class="sent"> Collins Stewart analyst <span class="analyst">John Vinh</span> reiterated a "sell" rating on the company, despite the impressive fourth quarter results.</span> Tweet this 

"We anticipate IPTV revenue momentum will continue beyond the April quarter, driven by continued IP sub growth worldwide, along with significant design wins for Sigma," said Robert W. Baird analyst Tristan Gerra, who reiterated an "outperform" rating on the stock. 
Share:  <span class="sent">"We anticipate IPTV revenue momentum will continue beyond the April quarter, driven by continued IP sub growth worldwide, along with significant design wins for <span class="company">Sigma</span>," said Robert W. Baird analyst <span class="analyst">Tristan Gerra</span>, who reiterated an "outperform" rating on the stock.</span> Tweet this 

"We anticipate IPTV revenue momentum will continue beyond the April quarter, driven by continued IP sub growth worldwide, along with significant design wins for Sigma," said Robert W. Baird analyst Tristan Gerra, who reiterated an "outperform" rating on the stock. 
Share:  <span class="sent">"We anticipate IPTV revenue momentum will continue beyond the April quarter, driven by continued IP sub growth worldwide, along with significant design wins for <span class="company">Sigma</span>," said Robert W. Baird analyst <span class="analyst">Tristan Gerra</span>, who reiterated an "outperform" rating on the stock.</span> Tweet this 

"The base business will likely remain volatile and competition looms in the media processor market," RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Sue, who rates the stock "sector perform," wrote in a note. "However, our view is that the worst may be over for Sigma," added Sue, raising his price target on the stock to $15 from $13 
Share:  <span class="sent">"The base business will likely remain volatile and competition looms in the media processor market," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Sue</span>, who rates the stock "sector perform," wrote in a note.</span> "However, our view is that the worst may be over for <span class="company">Sigma</span>," added Sue, raising his price target on the stock to $15 from $13....<span class="sent">"The base business will likely remain volatile and competition looms in the media processor market," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Sue</span>, who rates the stock "sector perform," wrote in a note.</span> "However, our view is that the worst may be over for <span class="company">Sigma</span>," added Sue, raising his price target on the stock to $15 from $13. Tweet this 

"The base business will likely remain volatile and competition looms in the media processor market," RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Sue, who rates the stock "sector perform," wrote in a note. "However, our view is that the worst may be over for Sigma," added Sue, raising his price target on the stock to $15 from $13 
Share:  <span class="sent">"The base business will likely remain volatile and competition looms in the media processor market," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Sue</span>, who rates the stock "sector perform," wrote in a note.</span> "However, our view is that the worst may be over for <span class="company">Sigma</span>," added Sue, raising his price target on the stock to $15 from $13....<span class="sent">"The base business will likely remain volatile and competition looms in the media processor market," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Sue</span>, who rates the stock "sector perform," wrote in a note.</span> "However, our view is that the worst may be over for <span class="company">Sigma</span>," added Sue, raising his price target on the stock to $15 from $13. Tweet this 

By Eric Savitz Sigma Designs (SIGM) shares are losing ground today after negative comments this morning from Avian Securities analyst Dunham Winoto, who downgraded the stock today to Negative from Neutral 
Share:  <span class="sent">By Eric Savitz <span class="company">Sigma</span> Designs (SIGM) shares are losing ground today after negative comments this morning from Avian Securities analyst <span class="analyst">Dunham Winoto</span>, who downgraded the stock today to Negative from Neutral</span> Tweet this 

"It wasn't a major slowdown at carriers nor any big competitive change but rather the mundane use of refurbished set top boxes that created a shortfall for Sigma Designs," wrote RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Sue in a note to investors. Some of Sigma's telecommunications customers refurbished some existing set top boxes and sent them out to consumers. 
Share:  <span class="sent">"It wasn't a major slowdown at carriers nor any big competitive change but rather the mundane use of refurbished set top boxes that created a shortfall for <span class="company">Sigma Designs</span>," wrote RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Sue</span> in a note to investors. </span> Some of Sigma's telecommunications customers refurbished some existing set top boxes and sent them out to consumers. ...<span class="sent">"It wasn't a major slowdown at carriers nor any big competitive change but rather the mundane use of refurbished set top boxes that created a shortfall for <span class="company">Sigma Designs</span>," wrote RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Sue</span> in a note to investors. </span> Some of Sigma's telecommunications customers refurbished some existing set top boxes and sent them out to consumers. Tweet this 

Sigma shares fall on signs of market share loss (AP) – 21 minutes ago . PHILADELPHIA — Shares of Sigma Designs Inc fell Wednesday after an analyst downgraded the chip maker on signs that it's losing greater than expected market share to rival Broadcom Corp. Collins Stewart analyst John Vinh downgraded Sigma to "Sell" from "Hold," saying checks in the system indicate that the Cisco Systems Inc and Motorola Inc will buy chips exclusively from Broadcom next year for next generation set top boxes enabled to receive TV over the Internet. Vinh set a share price target of $9. Shares of Sigma, based in Milpitas, Calif., stood at $10.84 in afternoon trading, down $1.50, or 12.2 percent. The analyst said chip shipments for these set top boxes account for half of Sigma's Internet protocol TV revenue. 
Share:  Sigma shares fall on signs of market share loss (AP) – 21 minutes ago . <span class="sent"> PHILADELPHIA — Shares of <span class="company">Sigma Designs</span> Inc fell Wednesday after an analyst downgraded the chip maker on signs that it's losing greater than expected market share to rival Broadcom Corp. Collins Stewart analyst <span class="analyst">John Vinh</span> downgraded Sigma to "Sell" from "Hold," saying checks in the system indicate that the Cisco Systems Inc and Motorola Inc will buy chips exclusively from Broadcom next year for next generation set top boxes enabled to receive TV over the Internet. </span> Vinh set a share price target of $9. Shares of Sigma, based in Milpitas, Calif., stood at $10.84 in afternoon trading, down $1.50, or 12.2 percent. The analyst said chip shipments for these set top boxes account for half of Sigma's Internet protocol TV revenue. Tweet this