TSM
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd.
stock NYSE ADR

TSM is an extraordinary company. However, I have avoided it because of geopolitical risk.

I'm 36, and I earn about $100,000 annually. I'm the primary source of income for my family of 4 (Wife and 2 kids who are 5 and 6). I intend to stay at my job until I retire, and my job provides a substantial pension. We're getting by, but not amazingly. We live in a HCOL city, so $100k doesn't go as far here as it would somewhere else. Also my job is location dependent, so moving isn't an option.
As stated in the title, I recently inherited $350,000. It's a decent amount of money, but it's not like I can quit my job and live off it. I'd like to invest it in such a way that it grows quickly for a while. Once it reaches a more significant amount, I would diversify further. Here are the companies I'm most interested in investing in. (\\\*)Companies are the ones I'm least interested in investing in, (\\\^)Companies are the ones I'm most interested in investing in, and I'm equally interested in the rest of the companies.
\\\*AAPL - Apple
\\\^AMD - Advanced Micro Devices
\\\*AMZN - Amazon
ASML - ASML Holding N.V.
\\\^AVGO - Broadcom
DELL - Dell Technologies
\\\*GOOGL - Alphabet
INTC - Intel
\\\*MSFT - Microsoft
MU - Micron Technology
\\\^NVDA - NVIDIA
SNDK - Sandisk
\\\^STX - Seagate
\\\^TSM - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
WWDC - Western Digital
The companies I'm most interested in are (In descending order) NVIDIA, AMD, TSM, Broadcom, and Seagate. Three days ago I started paper trading on my top 3 stocks with $350k on Webull, and I'm already up $9,500. I know stocks can be volatile and they go up and down. But this seems like a no-brainer to me. Am I missing something?

I like IXN over VGT. World Tech, TSM, ASML, & SKHY are included.

lotto $470C on TSM for $4.45

TSM 500 next week

TSM has been a monster today. I was hoping for a pullback so I could close CCS, but looks like I am taking max loss.

last earnings season the whole world was waiting for TSM and ASML to charge the next AI bull run. They reported great numbers and they just tanked after and nothing happened. What's gonna happen in a week or two when they report this time?

TSM about to breakout.

What was your job and living expenses that allowed you to save ~50k+ a year since 2012?
That financial situation far more integral than the VOO lmao. Imagine throwing all that into AMD, MU, TSM, etc instead for example. VOO isn't the magic sauce here, even if it's a great ETF.

I have a 5% position in EUV. Yesterday was a big indicator of what I want to see. ASML and TSM barely moved, but the whole bucket raged.

Whole economy in recession with inflation already below 1.5%.
All sectors excluding AI-ponzi vibe.
Only index high by AI-Ponzi vibe & dc-vibe with daily media appearances & media invite AI analysts & sing 1000 times AI,AI
$NVDA $MU $MSFT $META $GOOG $TSM $QQQ
Too Big to Fail

50/50 - but 10yr treasuries instead of shorter & S&P. Sell those treasuries when rates drop and turn around and buy $O, $VST, & $TSM

SNDK, NVDA, MSFT, TSM, EQT, SCHW are the stocks I bought about 3 months ago.
I'm not a trader, I'm not buying anything right now except SPY/QQQ

MU latest quarterly net profit was more than either GOOG, AAPL, MSFT, TSM, Saudi Aramco, or AMZN.
In fact, their latest quarterly profit was more than the last 2 quarters for Amazon COMBINED.
But sure, let’s short it…

I dipped my toe in when it was under $30, but I didn't have the balls to gamble more than $1,000. I'm about about $5,000 on that play, but that's not much to talk about.
The tiny bits I put into NVIDIA, AMD, MU, SNDK, WDC, ASML, TSM, NFLX, MSFT, and AAPL have all printed, but I never risked enough to be life changing. If I had dumped my investments into my individual picks instead of VTI I'd have about $5 million I estimate, even factoring in for the plays that didn't pan out.
No risk, no reward.

TSM are you ok?

I ran your search and TSM came top. I wonder why you are not investing in it.

this is just very early innings of AI boom innit? To capitalize the next innings would you agree DCAing in these stocks would be the safest? AMAT, TSM? What else?