Broadcom Stock News

Broadcom's significant revenue growth is driven by the AI revolution, with an expected 44% YoY growth in AI revenue in FQ2 2025. Strategic collaborations and innovations in AI infrastructure enhance Broadcom's market position, while dividends and buybacks reflect confidence in financial strength. There is a solid upside on the table as the stock is 19% undervalued, according to my DCF analysis.

With the recent stock market crash, several leading artificial intelligence (AI) stocks have gone on sale. While the market is likely to remain volatile given tariffs, threatened tariffs, and the current trade war, now is still a great time to begin building positions in market-leading businesses.

After sell-offs yesterday, Broadcom (AVGO 5.42%) stock rebounded in Friday's trading. The company's share price ended the day's trading up 5.4%.

Believe it or not, we just completed a good week for the U.S. stock market. The S&P 500 rose 5.7% through Friday's close from a week earlier, with three-quarters of component stocks showing gains.

I have updated my price targets for Apple and Nvidia, driven by lower EV/EBITDA multiples due to added trade environment risks. Broadcom Inc. faces significant risks from US-China tariffs, which could impact both direct chip sales and end products, affecting global demand. Despite recession fears, Broadcom's EBITDA and free cash flow estimates have slightly increased, indicating some resilience...

Forced selling by Big Money makes shares of Broadcom, Inc. (AVGO) fall fast.

With the Nasdaq Composite in bear market territory (marked by the index falling more than 20% from its all-time high), there is some panic in the market. Investors are worried about the effect of tariffs on the consumer and would rather be in more conservative investments than artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, which have more upside but with more risk.

The stock market sold off rapidly over the past few weeks, leading many to label this a stock market crash brought on by President Donald Trump's tariff announcements. Stocks moved down sharply this week as reciprocal tariffs went into effect; they recovered quickly as Trump announced tariff relief on every country except China, but continued to mark additional losses on Thursday.