In 2007, TSMC founder Morris Chang predicted that Intel and Samsung couldn't succeed in the foundry business due to fundamental cultural differences—and nearly two decades later, his foresight is proving accurate as TSMC maintains dominance while its rivals struggle to catch up.
TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR (NYSE:TSM) shows strong growth fundamentals and a promising technical setup, making it a stock to watch for potential breakout opportunities.
The company said it spent 13.5 billion yuan ($1.87 billion) over the past four years making its chipset, and the Xring O1 is the result of its efforts.
TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR (NYSE:TSM) shows strong earnings momentum and a solid technical setup, making it a candidate for high-growth investors. The stock has outperformed peers and may offer a breakout opportunity.
China has threatened legal action against any individual or organization assisting with or implementing U.S. semiconductor restrictions, escalating tensions in the ongoing tech rivalry between the world's two largest economies.
Ark Invest acquired $8.4 million worth of TSMC shares on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, reflecting confidence in the company's future potential. Other key trades included selling UiPath and buying Nextdoor and Blade Air Mobility.
US companies are reshoring manufacturing operations & investing billions in the country, led by Apple & Nvidia for tech, J&J & Eli Lilly for healthcare, Anheuser-Busch for beer, & Cra-Z-Art for toys. Detroit & beyond are benefiting from this trend.
