Pack Your (Money) Bags. It’s Time to Hit the Road to Greener Markets.
Here’s why you should use this Vanguard ETF to move some of your money outside of the U.S.
Here’s why you should use this Vanguard ETF to move some of your money outside of the U.S.
The AI selloff has investors running. I’m doing the opposite.
Another leg higher in oil, on top of a firm inflation backdrop, lifted Treasury yields to multi-year highs, hardening Fed rate-hike bets into next week’s meeting, and driving a fourth straight day of equity losses.
Oil climbs and treasury yields hit fresh multi-year highs, pressuring stocks for a fourth consecutive day.
Bullish AI chip comments, Palantir’s AIPCon event, Costco warehouse openings, and other headlines are moving the Pro Portfolio’s holdings.
Let’s see why the $6B repurchase plan let down investors and bond traders, check the math on Trump’s $5G ‘dividend’ promise, and … a Nvidia probe.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ($TSM) reported August consolidated revenue of NT$514.81 billion, up 53.3%, year over year, from NT$335.77 billion.
August revenue increased 10.1% sequentially from NT$467.58 billion in July.
Here’s the thing, that 53.3% August revenue growth is a reacceleration from the 44.7% year-over-year figure posted in July.
That follows the record August revenue reported a few days ago by Foxconn of ~$29.14 billion, up 52% year over year.
Our read-through on those data points are positive for the Portfolio’s chip holdings and support the view that chip capacity is poised to remain tight for some time, a strong positive for our position in Applied Materials ($AMAT).
Position: TheStreet Pro Portfolio is long AMAT shares.
Signs point to tight chip capacity remaining in play for some time leading to favorable pricing.
A significant upgrade for the Big Tech firm turned heads on Wall Street.
Tight capacity levels bode well for orders and favorable pricing, bringing nice operating leverage.