Broadcom's Q3 FY24 earnings report showed strong AI revenue growth and successful VMware integration, despite non-AI revenue dragging performance. The company's Infrastructure Solutions segment, boosted by VMware, saw significant growth, while Semiconductor Solutions faced declines in non-AI segments. CEO Hock Tan indicated non-AI revenue deceleration has bottomed, but the stock dropped 10% post-earnings report.
Broadcom isn't growing as fast as Nvidia, but it could provide a steadier ride. The company has a diversified business that acts as a foundation of the chip industry.
Broadcom should continue to benefit from its AI chips. CrowdStrike's use of AI is helping it maintain a leading position in cybersecurity.
The real cause for Broadcom's stock decline could be an expensive valuation.
Broadcom maintains a crucial position in the artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem, which should continue to fuel robust results. Nvidia's graphics processing units (GPUs) are the gold standard for AI processing.
Fiscal Q3 revenue and adjusted EPS growth slightly surpassed Wall Street's estimates. Fiscal Q4 revenue guidance of $14 billion fell a little short of the $14.11 billion analyst consensus estimate.
Major U.S. equities indexes plunged following the release of the latest employment report, which showed the economy added fewer jobs than expected in August.
Broadcom (AVGO) shares tumbled Friday after the company's outlook disappointed investors, but analysts were broadly bullish on the stock, suggesting that its recent losses could present an opportunity to buy the dip.
Broadcom beat estimates on the top and bottom lines, but only slightly. Revenue guidance was a bit weaker than expected.
Analysts see long-term strength for Broadcom Inc AVGO after the company reported quarterly financial results.
Price support for Broadcom stock sits near 130.
Broadcom Inc.'s stock slid 9% Friday, but its two most-active bonds were signaling that bondholders were unfazed by the company's latest earnings report.