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Not sure if it will spark a semi con surge but I believe the semis have run up quite a bit these past few months, such that investors are skeptical as to whether the run can continue. Profit taking is on the table and fear is definitely high as these stock climbs further. So trade with caution. For long term investors, it does'nt make a difference in the grand scheme of things.

$ASML Holding NV(ASML)$ maybe a good thing.

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ 🧠🚨📉 Nvidia’s $4T Juggernaut Faces a Crossroad 📉🚨🧠 Nvidia ($NVDA) didn’t just break records; it redefined the concept of market dominance. At a jaw-dropping $4T market cap, it now towers above Meta + Alphabet combined, surpasses both Apple and Amazon together, and overshadows the entire consumer sector with ease. But while Wall Street basks in the afterglow of its AI-fueled rally, fresh data, insider whispers, and dark pool flows suggest something more nuanced: a final euphoric push, followed by a seismic recalibration. 🔍 Setup I’m tracking an inflection zone. $NVDA closed at $172

This is a dead cat bounce, not a sustainable recovery. Everyone’s getting euphoric about TSMC’s beat, but I think we’re missing the forest for the trees: The AI chip cycle is maturing faster than expected. Yes, demand is still strong, but we’re already seeing signs that the hyperscalers (Microsoft, Google, Meta) are getting more disciplined about AI capex. The “buy everything GPU-related” phase is ending. TSMC’s advanced node capacity was built for a demand level that may not sustain. China is the elephant in the room. TSMC’s Taiwan location is becoming a bigger geopolitical liability, not smaller. Any serious escalation in cross-strait tensions sends this stock into freefall. The US is also pushing harder for domestic chip production - every CHIPS Act dollar going to Intel and others is a

💥 TSMC Crushes Q2 — Will This Ignite a Chip Sector Comeback? $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$   just shocked the Street with a 61% YoY surge in Q2 profit, blowing past analyst forecasts 🔥 Q3 guidance? $31.8–33B revenue — a massive leap from $23.5B a year ago 💹 The stock popped +4% in the U.S. session — is this the moment chip bulls were waiting for? 👀 📈 Q2 Surprise Beat TSMC delivered NT$247.8B in net income for Q2, well above the consensus of NT$237B. Strong demand for high-end chips driving AI workloads and advanced 3nm production pushed margins back near 54%. 📊 Bullish Q3 Guide The company now expects Q3 revenue between $31.8B–$33B, signaling accelerating momentum into H2 2025. Management cited i

💰 NVIDIA has announced the resumption of H20 sales in China, while U.S. retail sales in June exceeded expectations.💹 $Lumentum(LITE)$ / $COHERENT(COHR)$ / $Fabrinet(FN)$ : Key players in the CPO sector driven by the explosive growth of AI large models and generative AI.📣 Stay tuned, supercharge purchasing power through CashBoost!| CPO: A grand overview$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 's announcement regarding the resumption of H20 sales in China, alongside the launch of a new GPU designed specifically for computer graphics, digital twins, and AI, has garnered significant industry attention. CPO technology integrates switching chips and opti

TSMC delivered an outstanding earnings beat[Smile]  This is thanks to AI-driven demand. It is on a strong rally now, so it will be normal to have a mini pull back or consolidation. That said, AI chip demand is still accelerating, so there's still a lot of optimism for the rest of 2025.   

TSMC’s Strong Signal: A Bullish Case for AI’s Future Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has delivered a resounding performance with a 61% profit surge in Q2, setting the stage for a robust Q3 revenue forecast of $31.8-33 billion—up from $23.5 billion in Q3 2024. This impressive growth, coupled with a 4% overnight stock jump and a sector-wide rebound, sends a powerful bullish signal for both TSMC and the broader AI ecosystem. As the world’s leading chip foundry and a critical enabler of AI innovation, TSMC’s latest results underscore its pivotal role in shaping the future of artificial intelligence—a future that promises transformative growth and unprecedented opportunities for investors. TSMC’s Q2 success is a direct reflection of the escalating global demand for AI hardware

TSMC Q2 Earnings Review：AI Strength Overcomes Macro Headwinds Key Financial Highlights $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$   announced its Q2 financial results today before the U.S. market open: – In U.S. dollar terms, Q2 revenue was $30.07 billion (+44% YoY, +18% QoQ), exceeding the guidance range of $28.4-$29.2 billion and setting a new record high. Net profit was $12.83 billion (+67% YoY, +17% QoQ), significantly above the guidance of $11.1-$11.4 billion and also an all-time high. – In New Taiwan Dollar (NTD) terms, Q2 revenue reached NT$937.8 billion (+39% YoY, +11% QoQ), a new record. Net profit was NT$397.5 billion (+61% YoY, +10% QoQ), also a record high. – Despite significant foreign exchange (

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. ( $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ ) has set the semiconductor world ablaze with a Q2 2025 earnings beat, reporting a 61% profit surge to $8.9 billion and revenue of $20.8 billion, up 39% year-over-year, on July 16, 2025. The company’s bullish Q3 guidance of $31.8-$33 billion, a massive leap from Q3 2024’s $23.5 billion, underscores the unrelenting demand for AI chips. TSMC’s stock soared 4% in overnight trading to $185.50, hitting a 52-week high and leading a chip sector rebound. In contrast, ASML’s strong Q2 results were overshadowed by a cautious 2026 outlook, triggering a 10% stock drop to $860. Can TSMC’s momentum drive the chip sector higher, or will ASML’s warning signal headwinds? This report

DELIVERED 😏• Sales $30.1B vs Est. $30.0B• EPS $2.47 vs Est. $2.12• Net Income $13.5B vs Est. $12.1B• Gross Margins 59% vs. Est. 58%2025 Q3 Guidance • Sales $32.4B vs Est. $31.7B • Operating Margins 47% vs. Est. 47%FY25 Guidance • Sales 30% vs Est. 26%• CapEx $40B vs. Est. $38BCEO COMMENTARY• Management reaffirmed long-term GM ≥53%, but flagged 2H margin risk from tariff uncertainty & FX volatility.• N3 capacity remains tight, with supply-demand gaps narrowing at premium nodes -- N2 & advanced packaging (CoWoS/SoIC) ramping into 2H25.• $165B U.S./EU fab build-out supports customer diversification, but overseas production will structurally dilute margins.ImageFor whom haven't open CBA can know more from below:🏦 Open a CBA today and enjoy privileges of up to SGD 20,000 in trading limi

$Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ In an earnings season fraught with uncertainty, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has once again proven why it sits atop the semiconductor value chain. Reporting better-than-expected quarterly earnings and issuing upbeat guidance, the world’s largest contract chipmaker sent a strong signal to global markets: the chip sector’s downturn may finally be bottoming. The company’s robust results have reignited hopes for a sustained rebound in semiconductor demand, even as questions linger about the pace of recovery and structural headwinds in certain segments. TSMC’s earnings beat comes at a critical moment for the broader technology industry. After nearly two years of cyclical declines in memory p

Need to go long,as per earning strong growth

$Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ $ASML Holding NV(ASML)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 💻📈🧠 TSMC Unleashed: Profit Surges 61% as AI Demand Ignites Semiconductor Supercycle 🧠📈💻 I’m tracking Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. ($TSM) after it delivered a knockout Q2’25, blowing past analyst estimates across every meaningful line. The company’s profit surged 61% YoY, revenue climbed 44.4%, and EPS beat by 16.5%. That’s not just an earnings beat, it’s a statement of dominance during the most transformative period in chipmaking history. With 74% of wafer revenue coming from advanced nodes (7nm and below), and 60% of platform revenue tied directly to AI and high-performance

$ASML Holding NV(ASML)$ ASML Holding NV, the Dutch semiconductor equipment giant and a pivotal player in the global chip manufacturing supply chain, recently sent shockwaves through the market after issuing a cautious forecast for 2026. The company, renowned for its advanced lithography machines critical for semiconductor fabrication, signaled that its robust growth trajectory may slow or even plateau beyond 2025. This warning prompted an immediate selloff, with shares retreating amid investor concerns over the outlook for the broader semiconductor industry and ASML’s role within it. In this article, we delve deeply into ASML’s recent performance, analyze the implications of its cautious guidance, explore the drivers behind its potential growth fl

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$ASML Holding NV(ASML)$   ASML, the world's biggest supplier of computer chip-making equipment, warned on Wednesday that it may not achieve revenue growth in 2026 as chipmakers building factories in the U.S. await clarity on the potential impact of tariffs. Uncertainty in tariff talks has spurred chipmakers in the U.S. to delay finalizing investments, CFO Roger Dassen told journalists on a media call. Shares in ASML fell as much as 10.5 per cent and were on track for their worst day since October, dragging peers ASM, BESI, Soitec lower as well. Investors dumped the shares even as the Dutch group's net bookings, the most closely watched figure in the industry, came in 25 per cent above expectations at 5.54 billio

Analysis of $ASML Holding NV(ASML)$ ASML and $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ TSMC: Navigating Cautious Guidance and Growth Potential As of 11:00 AM NZST on Thursday, July 17, 2025, the discussion around ASML and TSMC, highlighted in this X post, raises intriguing questions about semiconductor industry dynamics. Here’s my take on the situation, based on the provided information and broader context, without real-time web searches. ASML’s Performance and Cautious Outlook ASML, a leading provider of photolithography equipment critical for chip manufacturing, reported strong Q2 results with total revenue of €7.7 billion and a net profit of €2.3 billion—both at the upper end of its guidance range. The