the resurgence of the US semiconductor industry, driven by government support (CHIPS and Science Act), geopolitical tensions, technological advancements, and a strong innovation ecosystem. It suggests investment opportunities in leading manufacturers (Intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm), equipment suppliers (Applied Materials, Lam Research), emerging technologies, and semiconductor ETFs. The investor's strategy aligns with this, focusing on US semiconductor ETFs and Singapore bank stocks due to their stability and dividend yields.
However, please do you own due diligence check before any investment decision. @TigerEvents
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- GoldieTiger·01-09 07:02TOPNvidia is too old with a tail end semiconductor business life cycle while Jensen covert monopoly, fears competition with careless, unguarded verbal diarrhoea against young competitors like quantum computing. That is bad for the US economy. Nvidia’ price bubble is dangerous.LikeReport
- Eva_nana·01-08 17:24all in ai！！！gogogoLikeReport