Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited aka TSMC continues to benefit from powerful AI tailwinds, yet a closer look reveals a more nuanced risk-reward profile than many investors assume. Another strong quarter appears increasingly likely, but the real investment debate may have little to do with the headline numbers. With optimism running high and expectations even higher, TSM investors may want to examine what truly matters beyond the next earnings report.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (TSM) shares up 4,341% since Big Money bought big in 1999.
In the latest trading session, TSMC (TSM) closed at $457.99, marking a -3.01% move from the previous day.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (ADR) (NYSE:TSM), the Taiwanese chipmaker, reported September sales of NT$511.86 billion, down 0.6% from August but up 54.6% year on year, according to Wedbush. Third-quarter sales reached NT$1.494 trillion, up 17.6% from the previous quarter and 50.9% year on year, beating Wedbush's NT$1.446 trillion estimate and consensus of NT$1.452 trillion by about 3%.
The artificial-intelligence trade just got a pretty strong signal that the good times can keep going.
September net revenue came in at 511.86 billion New Taiwan dollars ($16.03 billion), up 54.6% from a year earlier TSMC extended its streak of record monthly revenue in September, fueled by strong demand for AI chips.
Strong AI demand, rising earnings estimates and the 2nm ramp increase expectations for TSMC's Q3 results as July-August sales stay on track.
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