'Growth at a reasonable price abounds in this beaten-down market, and that includes the more controversial semiconductor space,' the 'Mad Money' host said.
"Growth at a reasonable price abounds in this beaten-down market, and that includes the more controversial semiconductor space.
Just be aware that these chip stocks might remain at a reasonable price for the foreseeable future because Wall Street has just got no love – until today – for this entire darn group," he said.
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