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On Wednesday, the season of results will slowly start and there may be some interesting opportunities. I'll definitely be interested in the results of $BAC, $TSM and $UNH.
🚀 Microsoft and the AI revolution: what does $80 billion mean for the future of technology? 💡
Microsoft $MSFT recently announced that it plans $80 billion in data center and AI investments for 2025. That's almost double the $44 billion last year ! This massive investment confirms that tech giants will continue to aggressively push the development of AI and related industries.
I honestly trust Google more, as I think they have more potential, but this news is great. Microsoft is really doing well and can simply afford such investments.
📈 Himax Technologies on the rise: a key player in the AI revolution! 🤖
Shares of Himax Technologies $HIMX are up significantly by more than 30% after analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities outlined its potential in collaboration with tech giants Nvidia $NVDA and Taiwan Semiconductor $TSM
Company Himax Technologies, founded in 2001, specialises in high-end... Read more
💡 TSMC discontinues supply to Chinese chipmaker Sophgo: How geopolitics affects the semiconductor industry
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company $TSM, a global leader in chip manufacturing, has suspended its cooperation with Chinese firm Sophgo after its chip was discovered in Huawei' s artificial intelligence processor . Huawei is banned from using advanced technology... Read more
It's not good, and since I have that $ASML in my portfolio, the geopolitical decisions scare me sometimes, but hopefully it won't be that big of a deal.
An incredible performance by $TSM. Revenues in 2024 will reach $83 billion, up from $8 billion in 2004. But do you think the current pace is sustainable? For the next couple of years I guess it's clear, but what's next? Is anyone keeping TSM here for the long term?
Great company, so far I only have $ASML and $NVDA from this industry. TSM is pretty high right now and we'll mostly see how the US election goes as it may affect a lot of things too.
Hello, investors! What do you think about $TSMstock ? Anyone here thinking of buying before earnings? Results are expected to be very strong and the company is expected to announce some plans for factories in Europe in the coming months, which could be a nice growth catalyst. Earnings may already be priced into the stock, but given the growing demand for chips and possible EU... Read more
As earnings season gets underway there will be a lot to watch, last week $JPMBank kicked it off nicely by presenting beautiful results above analyst expectations. Let's see what the banks show us this week and they will also be joined by two tech giants along with the world's largest streaming platform. Here I bring you my... Read more
Next week will be very interesting in terms of company results. I will be most interested in the results of $BAC and $ASML, as I have these stocks in my portfolio. But I will also be interested in the results of $TSM, $UNH and $NFLX.
Which companies will you be most interested in next week?
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing's $TSMsales rose 45% in July, accelerating the pace of growth from the June quarter and boosting hopes for continued strong demand for artificial intelligence chips from companies such as Nvidia Corp.
Are you investing in $TSM or are the risks associated with China the big bogeyman?
Semiconductors are an essential part of our modern life. They power not only our computers, but also our cars, smartphones, and even smart fridges and washing machines. Shares of semiconductor companies are seeing phenomenal growth. 📈
With the spread of artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductors have become even more important. Here are seven... Read more
Hopefully everything will be ok, no one will get hurt and it won't have a deeper impact on the company's subsequent results.