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Stocks slump as a geopolitical stress, weaker consumer sentiment weighs on risk assets.

Broadcom shares are soaring Thursday after the chipmaker's beat-and-raise quarter and news it is splitting its stock. Here's what you need to know.

Futures were mixed a day after the Fed's hawkish shift. Broadcom jumped on earnings. Tesla soared as Elon Musk said he expects to win the Tesla pay vote.

Chipmaker and infrastructure software provider Broadcom beat Wall Street's targets for its fiscal second quarter.

With a solid product portfolio, brand strength, and a thirst for innovation, these three companies are on the right track.

Broadcom has underperformed other semiconductor stocks, but analysts remain optimistic about the stock’s prospects given the strong demand for its AI products.

After industry heavyweight Nvidia announced a 10-for-1 stock split, these high-priced semiconductor stocks could be the next names to follow suit.

It could take years for farms impacted by an avian influenza outbreak to recover after the deaths of half a million chickens.

With solid chip demand across consumer electronics, automotive, and telecom sectors, coupled with rising technological advancements like AI and ML, the semiconductor industry is poised for robust expansion. So, let’s analyze Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) and Broadcom (AVGO) to determine which chip stock will surge in the upcoming months. Read…

Broadcom stock still looks very cheap, given its free cash flow and related FCF margins. AVGO stock could be worth over 22% more at $1,626 per share using its existing FCF margins and a 3% FCF yield metric.

Dow Jones futures: Inflation reports loom with the stock market near record highs. Taiwan Semiconductor is in buy range.