TSM
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd.
stock NYSE ADR

TSM pump into close PLZ, i changed my mind and don't want to hold these calls over the long weekend

The whole sector is so flooded with investment is there such a thing as a undervalued the radar stock that will survive the current market conditions (show me the money now)? "under the radar" also means most vulnerable if we go down, like Burry is suggesting.

They will all be inherently risky. Qualcomm, Google and TSM may all be undervalued but they are well known.
FN? COHR? CLS? FIX?

Chip and memory stocks are taking a beating this week 🩸
🔴 Sandisk $SNDK -16%
🔴 Micron $MU -14%
🔴 Western Digital $WDC -11%
🔴 Seagate $STX -11%
🔴 Applied Materials $AMAT -7%
🔴 Arm Holdings $ARM -7%
🔴 Intel $INTC -6%
🔴 Broadcom $AVGO -4%
🔴 ASML $ASML -2.5%
🔴 Advanced Micro Devices $AMD -2%
🔴 Taiwan Semi $TSM -1%
🔴 Nvidia $NVDA -0.4%

Long $MSFT Short $TSM

Jensen is also pointing out that the AI sector is bigger than just Nvidia. In a sense, he is building out the overall ai infrastructure because Nvidia is best poised to capitalize on the industry's growth. Investing in these companies helps them overcome bottlenecks...like perhaps TSM's shortcomings ( he also lauds TSM). If Nvidia keeps beating the earnings/revenues, NVDA keeps rising--just not fast enough for some investors but it's growing.

Looking at today’s semiconductor sector heatmap, it is almost entirely awash in red.
NVDA, AMD, TSM, AVGO, MU... it feels as though the entire sector has taken a massive hit all at once.
At times like this, I always hear two completely opposing viewpoints:
"This is the perfect time to buy in."
"People are still underestimating the severity of the valuation bubble in AI-related stocks."
Personally, I am neither adding to nor reducing my positions today. I plan to wait and see, trying to determine whether this is just normal market volatility or if the market is finally beginning to re-evaluate its expectations.
If you had spare capital on hand, would you choose to buy NVDA, switch to TSM, or simply steer clear of the semiconductor sector altogether? Why?

You're right. But when I look at the 5 largest Semi companies: Nvidia, TSM, Broadcom, Micron, the profitability really is there. At over 10 trillion in combine market cap, they really make up the majority of the what people are calling a bubble. But I really don't see bubble valuations from them

Swing trading much easier for me because I only trade big tech names or etfs such as SMH, SPY, QQQ, TSM, AVGO, NVDA. i am ok holding these if I get stuck. These are good long investments.

I need TSM to hit 455 today and I’ll have made enough money this week to buy a gently-used Honda Civic

Here's my high-conviction watchlist for selling premium if the market pulls back further. These are businesses I'd be comfortable owning if assigned.
**AI Compute & Semiconductors:** NVDA, MU, SNDK, TSM, ASML, AMAT
**AI Networking, Optics & Connectivity:** LITE, COHR, MRVL, CRDO, GLW, APH
**AI Power, Cooling & Infrastructure:** VRT, VICR, BE
**AI Platforms & Enterprise Software:** MSFT, META, SNOW
**Higher Risk / Emerging:** AXTI
The idea isn't to chase momentum. It's to let volatility work in my favor by selling premium on high-quality companies that are enabling the AI buildout across compute, memory, networking, power and enterprise software.

TSM and DCA’d positions into BNAI SLS INFQ

forget SOXL
forget DRAM
forget SMH
there is one etf that has better holding than all of them and its EUV
no exposure to memory or NVDA
top holdings TSM ASML AMAT LRCX KLAC GLW

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LOL bought TSM Monday, close to a 5% return last two days thought I was a genius.
Then today - I'm cursed

TSM

wtf no? why would you sell NVDA for a loss?
Take your gains in TSM, if anything.

Haven't seen any bad news. Just usual "it's going to pop". We've heard that before. Meanwhile, TSM keeps building factories and so does intel.

NOEV, IREN, MDA, TSM

TSM is getting fucking crushed. Glad I bought 5k shortly after open when I thought the profit taking was done. Fuck.