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In the latest trading session, TSMC (TSM) closed at $434.67, marking a +1.02% move from the previous day.

Stock Market Today: The Dow Jones index falls Friday as oil prices continue to drop. Apple, AMD, Micron and Sandisk are key movers.

Today, Sept. 16, 2026, reports of U.S. foundry negotiations fueled a 4% rally, while analysts lifted price targets citing AI and data-center upside.

Everyone buying TSMC stock is watching the wrong number. The real reason to own shares hides one layer beneath the AI headlines, inside a bottleneck so tight that even TSMC's own customers cannot get enough of it.

One builds the machines; the other builds the chips. Their vastly different margins and valuations reveal which supply-chain player offers better returns.

Dow Jones tech titan Apple, along with Nvidia chipmaker TSMC, AMD and Bloom Energy, are in or near buy zones in Tuesday's market action.

Apple (AAPL) stock is roughly 4% below its 52-week and all-time high, offering investors a modest pullback rather than a deep discount.

MediaTek's flagship launch validates TSMC's newest node, but manufacturing volume will determine the financial payoff.

Yee Jiun Song, Meta’s vice president of engineering, told Bloomberg the chips are being engineered to deliver better performance per watt and per dollar than “whatever Nvidia is currently shipping.”

The operating momentum of these top-rated AI stocks makes them worth considering if the selloff gets overdone.

Two finance podcast hosts just aired a live disagreement over where AI money flows next, and the stock they split on has already posted triple-digit revenue growth that most investors are pricing as if it will never repeat.

CAT, TSM, UNH, TER and ZBRA are five wide moat stocks that stand out for durable advantages, strong growth prospects and favorable demand across key markets.

Three layers of the AI build-out, one basket -- and the most money goes to the steadiest layer, not the fastest-growing one.

Apple, which just unveiled its first foldable iPhone and two other new models that go on sale this week, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, which makes the chips that power them, lead this weekend's watch list of five top stocks near buy points. Joining AAPL and TSM are cloud-based communications software platform Twilio and two healthcare plays. Oscar Health is the No. 2 health insurer based on Affordable Care Act exchange membership.

One company is riding triple-digit growth but faces customer concentration risk; the other dominates with 45% net margins yet carries geopolitical exposure.

A report of Intel raising chip prices sent shares surging 3% and erased the prior session's Piper Sandler-driven selloff, but the real question is whether the company has genuine pricing power or is simply charging scarcity rent that evaporates the moment supply loosens.

The S&P 500 undercut its 50-day as Treasury yields and oil prices surged. Oracle jumped late on earnings. The CPI inflation report could lock in expectations for a Fed rate hike next week.

August Revenue Snapshot Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM) posted August 2026 consolidated net revenue of NT$514.81 billion, roughly US$16.35 billion, up 53.3% from August 2025. To be precise on labeling: this is monthly revenue for August, disclosed in a 6-K filed September 10, 2026 under Taiwan Stock Exchange rules. It is a reported actual, and it […]

Semiconductor ETFs are riding AI-driven demand and rising chip investment, with four funds offering diversified exposure to the industry's next growth phase.

The AI build-out is still going at full strength.

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Taiwan Semiconductor is a top AI investment.

Intel just hit a lithography milestone that puts every rival chipmaker years behind, and the stock is surging against a falling market. Whether that lead translates into a lasting foundry turnaround is the question investors are now pricing in real time.

These AI companies are grabbing plenty of headlines these days.

Intel is already using the machines in production, while Samsung and TSMC have now committed to using them in the coming years.

ASML Holding NV has won commitments from top chipmakers to use its latest semiconductor production gear, while embarking on a broader agreement to meet surging demand for more powerful artificial intelligence technology.