Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (TSM)

A new lift on Chinese chip imports and exports may create significant demand bottlenecks to drive Taiwan Semiconductor stock higher.

Nvidia is trading near its 52-week high, with a 64% market value increase in the last 3 months. Several recent events, including a pro-chip bill and partnerships, have impacted its valuation.

TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR (NYSE:TSM) meets key CANSLIM criteria with strong earnings growth, high relative strength, and solid fundamentals, making it a candidate for growth investors.

The competition is catching up to Nvidia, and this chipmaker looks poised to grow quickly as a result.

Washington's tariffs on imported chips led Taiwan Semiconductor to delay Japan plant construction and prioritize US expansion. TSM stock down. %

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U.S. stock futures declined on Monday after scaling fresh records in the previous truncated week. Futures of benchmarks were trading lower.

A Wall Street analyst has raised his price targets on seven stocks tied to the buildout of AI data centers, including Nvidia stock.

Micron's strong results just poured fuel on the fire of Applied Materials bulls, strengthening the prospects for AMAT to generate big long-term gains.

Chipmakers are likely to benefit from the One Big Beautiful Bill as they will be eligible for an investment tax credit, aiding their business.

Semiconductors are booming with a Golden Cross formation, led by top holdings Nvidia, TSMC, and Broadcom.

Intel’s new CEO Lip-Bu Tan is reportedly considering ending Intel’s push to sell the expensive 18A chipmaking process to external clients, turning attention toward the more advanced 14A node.