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Taiwan Semiconductor's Q4 revenues are likely to reflect the benefits of surging demand for advanced AI chips, while rising costs may have hurt profitability.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing could build as many as a dozen plants in Arizona, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Nvidia and Taiwan Semiconductor are top picks in the AI hardware sector. Amazon and MercadoLibre are building e-commerce empires.
The fourth-quarter earnings season gets underway this week with the big banks set to report.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited remains a Strong Buy ahead of Q4 earnings, driven by robust AI tailwinds and exceptional fundamentals. TSM has delivered 30%+ YoY revenue growth for six quarters and expanded margins, confirming its ability to capitalize on AI-driven demand. TSM stock valuation is compelling, with a forward P/E below 20 for FY2027 and a PEG ratio 30% below sector median, supporting further upside.
Although Taiwan Semiconductor enjoys strong support, TSM stock may still move higher, in part due to a potential mispricing.
The Trump administration has been negotiating for months to bring more high-tech chip manufacturing to the U.S.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), the world's largest contract chipmaker, plans to release its full fourth-quarter results on Thursday, January 15. Shar
TSM's Q4 revenues are likely to have benefited from AI-driven chip demand, while rising costs due to overseas expansions may have hurt profitability.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (NYSE: TSM) continues to benefit from surging demand for advanced chips, as investors and analysts look ahead to another strong earnings report.
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TSMC, the world's largest manufacturer of advanced artificial intelligence chips, is expected to post a 27% jump in fourth-quarter net profit to a record due to the seemingly insatiable demand for AI infrastructure.
AI hardware players are expected to have another great year. Cloud computing companies will continue to see demand outstrip supply.
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Coleman owns two distinct groups of artificial intelligence companies. AI hardware players are still seeing massive demand for their products.