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Texas Instruments is a chip maker that has raised its dividends consistently for over two decades. After beating the Street with Q3 earnings, is the stock a buy?

Chipmaker Texas Instruments topped estimates for the third quarter but missed views with its guidance for the current period. TXN stock fell.

Although Texas Instruments has underperformed the broader market over the past year, Wall Street analysts are cautious about the stock’s prospects.

Chipmaker Texas Instruments beat Wall Street's earnings target for the second quarter and matched views on sales.

With Texas Instruments expected to release its Q2 earnings later this month, analysts project a double-digit profit dip.

Despite recent outperformance against the S&P 500, Texas Instruments faces cautious analyst sentiment amid declining sales and subdued demand trends.

Texas Instruments has underperformed many of its peers and the broader market over the past year, and Wall Street analysts see a marginal downside in the stock.

Texas Instruments beat Wall Street's targets for the first quarter and guided above views for sales and in line for earnings for Q2.

Growing applications of chips across diverse end-use sectors and emerging digital technologies will shape the growth trajectory of the semiconductor industry and create several opportunities for industry players. So, let’s analyze Texas Instruments (TXN) and Intel (INTC) to determine which of these chip stocks will surge following their first-quarter earnings.…