Qualcomm shares plummeted more than 9.4 percent on Wednesday following news of a new Korean antitrust probe of the company. The decline leaves shares down 33.9 percent in 2015, but Bank of America analyst Tal Liana sees plenty of value to the stock at current levels.

Korea Ruling Is A Non-Factor

According to Liana, Qualcomm investors have nothing to fear from the Korean probe. He points out that, regardless of the outcome of the probe, the Korean market accounts for only about 0.6 percent of the company’s global unit market. More importantly, the US is not currently pursuing any antitrust actions against Qualcomm.

Break-Up valuation

Qualcomm has long been…

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