The markets are showing us a strong sell-off to end the week with big losses in the major stock indices, with the US 500 index down nearly 3% and the Nasdaq 100 down 3.6% in just the last two days! These declines could reveal some nice buying opportunities again next week.
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What do you think of yesterday's drop in $TSM stock? Are you buying? There may have been better buying this year, but 5% down is not a bad thing. I saw that even Cathie Wood and Ark Invest immediately bought 28,909 shares of Taiwan Semiconductor.
So today the results of 2 very interesting companies - $PM and $TSM. Personally, I'm more interested in the dividend legend, but I'd like to see how the chips are doing too. What do you expect from the companies? And do you have a portfolio of any of them?
I have $TSM which I was counting on a drop, but I'm holding long and the outlook for the next quarters looks promising. I don't have $PM, I've been buying $BTI this week.
ASML is indispensable for all chipmakers, unfortunately it is not so visible on the stock. If it will level out I don't know, I guess they need to start talking about AI 😂
As others write - we don't know what will happen tomorrow, in a year, in 5 years. But the numbers are beautiful and the potential is huge. There is a risk/reward to consider here.
Are you using these jumps to sell and collect profits? I bought $TSM at $80 and now I'm up a few percent on it. I was wondering if I should sell or leave it for now, after all it's nice to take advantage of such sudden increases.
A nice +5% on $TSM today, and that's basically nothing happened. I just read that Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida plans to meet with top executives of global semiconductor companies to boost multilateral cooperation.
I'm holding for a $74.83 buy, but a smaller position a few %. With China I don't know and I'm spooked by the Omaha oracle. But it would be great if they branched out more into Japan or elsewhere in Asia.
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I'll probably add $DIS and $PEP this week.