Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Stock News

When investors are looking for stocks with massive upside potential, they usually aren't looking toward the world's largest companies to drive those returns. However, I think that's a mistake, because these companies are still reporting growth rates that would make their smaller counterparts envious.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is rated a Strong Buy, driven by robust revenue growth and underappreciated dividend growth potential. TSM trades at a significant discount to projected earnings growth, with market concerns over country risk and margin pressure from overseas fabs creating a value opportunity. Dividend growth is compelling, with a low payout ratio and a history of doub...

The past six months have been solid for technology stocks, which is evident from the 31% jump in the tech-laden Nasdaq Composite during this period. As it turns out, tech stocks have outperformed the broader market, with the S&P 500 clocking 19% gains over the past six months.

The market took a break from its recent rally last week after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell made some pessimistic remarks about the economy.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick had proposed in an interview that Taiwan make 50% of the chips U.S. needs locally. Taiwan's top negotiator said the proposal was not discussed in trade talks with the U.S.

Many people interact with artificial intelligence (AI) but don't have any idea of how the technology reaches the end form where it's used by them. Simply put, it comes down to training AI models on tons of data, which wouldn't be possible without data centers.

Semiconductor companies have become popular investments for the vital role they play in artificial intelligence (AI) development. But with many of these companies near all-time highs and trading at pricey valuations, it's tough to find great investment opportunities.

Artificial intelligence (AI) could be one of the biggest trends of this century, and it's just getting started. That's why it could be a good idea to own some of the top companies benefiting from this trend.