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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
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Biden to announce Billions in Subsidies for MU, TSM to rev up chip production!
Any reason why I shouldn’t invest in TSM given its current price?
💰Going Long on TSM: The Unseen Goldmine Behind NVDA’s Success💰
TSM - I was right, kind of, and i think there's still more value here.
I cant help but wonder if $TSM has a whole another leg up to go
Nancy Pelosi bought $AB which owns a large position in $TSM. (Follow the money)
You buy $TSM indirectly. That’s how Nancy did it! $AB (Follow the Money)
China unveils draft for standardizing AI industry 🚀 $NVDA 🚀 $AMD 🚀 $TSM 🚀
Has anyone seriously looked at Global Foundries [$GFS]
Have about 13k invested in different markets. Just made my portfolio breakdown % similar to Warren Buffet’s. Mistake?
$INTC Israels : 3.2Billion for a Western Worlds TSM. And that ASML NM Machine. 5nm, 3nm, 2nm coming. No More Taiwan TSM China Fear.
High Investment Potential in AMD, Netflix, Eli Lilly, Palantir & TSM: Twin Momentum Investor Model
Whats the play for the culling of the American Autoworker
Does Biden cutting off chips to China mean TSM is gonna go up
YUKON TINTINA GOLD PROVINCE DD #1 - Western Copper & Gold
Apple’s Cheapest iPhone Surges in Popularity After Upgrades
Tesla CEO Elon Musk: 'We're using a lot of Nvidia hardware'
So with both ASML and TSM(C) earnings/calls complete how do we feel for the future of AI/semi-conductor chips sentiment?
My AI momentum trading journey just started. Dumping $3k into an automated trading strategy guided by ChatGPT. Am I gonna make it
The AI trading journey begins. Throwing $3k into automated trading strategies. Will I eat a bag of dicks? Roast me if you must
$TSM is extremely undervalued and overlooked, especially with AI
Investment plan for about 85 000$ USD over the coming year
Investment plan for about 85 000$ USD over the coming year
Gallium & Germanium: How will the second half of 2023 play out? Shift in the supply chain imminent?
Playing AI earnings is a short term money glitch which cannot go tits up (or can it?)
UPDATE: I decided to follow the strict curriculum of r/WSB, taking the entire total of my previous post into the same TSM option
UPDATE: TSM $110 Call on 6/30 - $27k gain at open - $64k gain in a week
Current weekly position- $110 strike on 6/30 for $TSM and other now closed positions - $40k in a week
TSM Stock Forecast: Sustainable Growth Within Geopolitical and Macroeconomic Volatility
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ($TSM) is a big supplier to Nvidia ($NVDA)
Comeback so close. $TSM, $LRCX, $AMZN are my road to a better life
What stocks outside of the semiconductor stocks and mega cap tech will survive the AI hype cycle?
2-5 international stocks recommendation for diversification
Need advice from people who also posted on Yahoo Finance.
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Market Recap - 5/4/23 - "It's not my fault, it's 'market manipulation'"
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US News' Investing's 2023 picks are up 13.1% vs 7.7% for S&P so far.
Market Recap - 4/20/23 - Things are bad, but not all bad, and the Fed is not done yet
EarningsGPT: This Week Earnings Releases and Reactions Summary by ChatGPT
EarningsGPT: This Week Earnings Releases and Reactions Summary by ChatGPT
IBM, TSM, NOK rocket 🚀 🤣
Week Ended April 14 - Recap and thoughts for next week- valuation model update
Sen. Tuberville disclosed a 3/21 options bet against Taiwan Semiconductor: $TSM $75P @ 09/15/2023
Sen. Tuberville disclosed a March options bet against Taiwan Semiconductor: $TSM $75P @ 09/15/202
The Big Cup and Handle, Earnings, CPI and FOMC…. 4-14-23 SPY/ ES Futures, VIX, 10YR Yield and DXY Weekly Market Analysis
With Buffett selling $TSM and senators buying puts on it, is the war in Taiwan breaking out?
Taiwan Semi Posts First Fall in Monthly Revenue in Years as Macro Headwinds Hit Chips
Rate my pie - Semiconductor stocks (exc NVDA, AMD, TSM)
Taiwan chip export plunges, China still lags amid U.S. restriction
For anyone who thinks that Warren Buffet always buy companies to hold them for more than 10 years, be wary, because he literally pumped and dumped TSM...
Room-Temperature Superconductivity Claimed – TSM Play
Daily U.S. Stock Market News Ticker (Monday, March 6)
What's the biggest "I told you so" stock moment?
Intel cuts 66% of forward dividend - a short opportunity?
Are chip makers like TSM really cyclical?
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$TSM Will fall soon under Chinese gov... I thought they were taking Taiwan this month... It's good for everyone that at least he tries... Everyone hates Musk, but in this case, we need this to work ( all but China)
ATOM FAB news due any day. NVDA INTC AMD TSM BRCM MU SNDK AMAT
Also American company vs Euro. With maybe ASML & TSM excepted, non-American stocks just suck. Goes far beyond just pharma.
Any explanations as to why TSM up today
Semis that do circular financing AMD, NVDA, AVGO are in a 6M long downtrend. Semis that only take cash like TSM and ASML have been only going up.
TSM will definitely go down due to poor forecasts of Q2. Check out 15th May expiry puts if you have the patience.
Taiwan will not run out of minerals but TSM will definitely deprioritize its low margin products to cater to the AI demand as long as possible. The issue will not be helium but chemicals like photoresists that suppliers like Sumitomo Chem and Shin-Estu Chem produce specifically for them - These companies have already declared Force Majeure for majority of their committments due to lack of Naphtha from Middle East
im apparently going to die by the hypothesis (unproven) that Taiwan is going to run out of minerals and therefore TSM will crater.
ATOM Wink wink. Game changing semiconductor technology for trillion dollar industry. INTC TSM NVDA AMD BRCM
TSM the only green thing I have in my port
TSM really wants to sink source: i have puts
Good thing I have them.. and NVDA, TSM, and AMD. I like getting fucked in every hole possible
ATOM Final FAB result due any day for game changing semiconductor manufacturing. NVDA INTC ATML TSM MU SNDK BRCM TXN SOXL. Previous all time high 47.
"Investing.com-- NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) may redesign its next-generation Feynman artificial intelligence chip platform due to limited production capacity at contract chipmaker TSMC (NYSE:TSM), a report from Taiwan’s Economic Daily News showed on Monday."
TSM is a great one. I own the stock. However, if you’re looking to diversify SMH holds TSM, it’s a bit more diversified and you can sock money and leave it there. 20% of my portfolio is in SMH for your reference.
i took profit on my TSM 300 P exp 4/10. made about 80 percent, but i can't shake the feeling that this was a blunder. i have a spy put going for tomorrow, but i should have reloaded TSM puts on the late rally.
RedditAdvice : The street is just thinking OIL price yet the LNG price affects industries across the rest of the world too, and N.A. LNG is much cheaper than everywhere else, EU and ASIA is more than double the U.S. price, the "energy spread" acts as a structural subsidy giving U.S. based industry a clear cost advantage to others. Historically it has been as much as 5x higher. **Chemicals & Fertilizers, Heavy Manufacturing -i**nexpensive gas-fired electricity for domestic investment in steel, glass, and plastic-resin production for exports and culling the overseas competition both domestically and abroad. TheEnergyWar will continue till morale improves. I speculate Russia, Turkey, Iran and Houthis with Chinese tech support for this new Axis of Opportunity. This is volatility off the charts brewing. $EONR $TSLVF is all I own. Am sidelined from everything else now yet see major upside in XLF next week along with Energy sectors, XLU is not favoured as much as many companies are tied to AI and that could be indirectly and directly affected from Israel (INTC) and Taiwan (TSM). It's a stock pickers market now, no indices for me, thankyou. AI&I
There are all sorts of things that COULD happen. From a helium supply standpoint, it could mean other suppliers (as well as the US) bring on additional capacity. It doesn't mean AI chip production will decrease. AI chips will be the LAST chips TSM stops manufacturing. The US alone produces sufficient helium to ensure a sufficient supply for those chips.
Yeah exactly this. I’m well ahead, but I bought NVDA forever ago, TSLA as well, and got in TSM at 7 bucks lol. Holding those and trimming over time has been very profitable, but the rest of my portfolio is just okay. Idk if I’ll ever be able to do that again. I’m also not chasing it. I’m just trying to do smart consistent things at this point.
I ain't looking. I'm still DCAing all my solid stocks (all the way down) but I'm definitely NOT interested in anything new to consider. My solids? AAPL, BRK.B, COST, GOOGL, IAU, NVDA, RKLB, TSLA & TSM. These, too, shall rise again!
TSM will die so China can live.
Im down 1% combo of SCHD, SPY, NVDA, TSM, EEMA, VEA as holdings. Other portfolio is flat to slightly up...holding Cash and writing weekl y CSP's on low delta options.
#TLDR --- **Ticker:** TSM **Direction:** Down (Straight to zero) **Prognosis:** Buy $120 Puts expiring 4/17 **Catalyst:** WW3, calm seas, and self-destructing semiconductor fabs **Military Credential:** Armchair Admiral / Tom Clancy novel aficionado
TSM is going to zero before the end of April. The weather window opens in a few days, China only has two weather windows a year, April or October, to have calm enough seas to attempt to take Taiwan. US interceptor missiles are quietly being moved to Middle East to replenish allies and ourselves against Iran. We will not have enough to defend our assets in Asia which makes it tough calculus for us if they move on Taiwan. This is China's best chance in decades to take Taiwan. TSM literally has their factory rigged to blow if China tries to take Taiwan. Puts are lottos here.
Been doing this with leaps for a while now. AMD, Google, apple, nvda, Adobe, OXY, TSM, SNAP, UNH etc. Biggest holdings rn are Google and Amazon. Down a bit on those currently and quite a few others, but I'm still up 51% on the year lol.
Photonics is the future. Once photonic transistors are mass adopted, there could be a huge shift away from electronics. So in my insane opinion, LITE could go to $10,000 a share. Even at that price, lite would still only have a market cap half that of TSM. In the future, if lite reached TSM value (1.76 T), it would put it's share price at around $25,000 a share. Speculating is fun.
I sold some OXY leaps that I was in since the Maduro shenanigans. Sold the news when the Iran war kicked off. Should have held lol. Sold Adobe for a nice gain, as well as apple, TSM and a couple others. I'm holding a bunch more. Lots of Google, Amazon, nvda, meta, and Healthcare. NVO and UNH. Those last two are hurting lol.
i chose not to sell my TSM put when it was +500 percent at bell open today. ugh
I bought that dip, but sold all of it too soon. I thought there was no point in holding ASML, AVGO and TSM.
Yeah lol. Ignore the copers. LLMs are here to stay for the foreseeable future. MU, NVDA, ASML, LRCX, and TSM are all great options(heh) over a \~3-4-year timeline.
As Sean Strickland, philosopher, would say…here’s the thing you guys. I can’t imagine China not taking the opportunity in a few more weeks to blockade Taiwan. TSM will go to 0 and Intel/AMD etc will go to a bazillion. Yes? No?
Kinda funny that TSM kicked Tesla out of the mag 7 and he’s like I’m building my own chip fab 🤷🏻♂️
Don’t know, don’t really care. There must always be a bear case in investing or there’s no opportunity to be bullish. If everyone can already see the value, then no one’s selling and the price has already risen. You have to buy what nobody wants when nobody wants it. Find an investment with a bear case you can live with. I can’t live with China threatening Taiwan - that’s your opportunity to buy TSM cheaper. Piper doesn’t like DRTS last week? That’s extending my opportunity to get in lower on DRTS. Long term the truth will come out. DRTS could absolutely need to raise again. But they have so much leverage now that I don’t believe it will be through an unfavorable straight dilution. Treating them like every other binary outcome biotech is a lazy failure to think. Japan will start to bring in some as-yet-unknown amount of revenue. Maybe the cash runway is longer than it looks on the balance sheet? Maybe the bears are correct that it’s shorter. But DRTS have publicly stated that big pharma is now at attention. They can choose and negotiate a partnership (or any number of financial options) among many suitors from a position of tremendous strength. If they were desperate to do a deal it could have been done already.
i have TSM puts. when do i get to retire?
I know this is retarded, but I wanna buy long dated TSM puts for the inevitable china attack. Doing it soonish seems like a good idea with the us depleting its missile supply and being preoccupied with Iran. My buying these puts will insure that nothing will happen till they expire :(
Yet TSM is still up lol Pretty people just didn't like Jensen's lying yesterday
Everything goes to zero. We get all our leading edge chips from TSM fabs in Taiwan. The ones in Arizona are a node behind. In Taiwan they call it the “Silicon Strategy”. Make yourself so valuable to the rest of the world that they will defend you against a Chinese attack.
Calls on TSM. America and China buying chips like no tomorrow.
Buy TSM, what do u think?
I guess this means 500 billion in revenue for TSM too.
Who got insider info of when Chyna invades Taiwan so I can load up on TSM puts
How regarded are TSM weekly puts rn
China threatening Taiwan is going to send TSM to $0 and all AI stocks with it.
Assume you have the thesis that china will make their move on taiwan this year or next year. What's the highest, risk adjusted way to profit on this? Long dated puts on TSM, way OTM? Or on NVDA?
Is it? American fabs were shut in favor for cheaper foreign labor and far less restrictive regulations. Why would TSM build in America with less favorable economics unless they were coerced by subsidies? We wasted our tax dollars on frivolous side quests like subsidies for electric cars instead of bolstering our domestic manufacturing for chips and critical mineral supply chains. Now we don’t have enough energy supply for factories let alone electric cars and data centers.
You Need to start thinking about the fabs in the U.S. There aren’t many and they don’t produce current iterations of AI chips, but constraints drive innovation. We have most all of the fabless chip designers that can design new chips to be produced by INTC, GFS, and the Arizona TSM fab. We have Micron for memory chips and a Samsung fab in Texas. WOLF is a domestic SiC fab. TXN has a Fab for GaN chips. SKYT is a fab that makes chips for defense applications. QUBT has a TFLN fab for photonics applications and RGTI has their own fab for quantum chips.
It's stunning to me that TSM didn't begin this build out sooner.
TSM is rapidly building new fabs outside of Taiwan, but they should have started that process 5 years sooner so that it wouldn't be an issue today.
This is a really underrated point. NVDA at 35x forward basically assumes TSMC keeps humming along at full capacity indefinitely. If TSM gets a geopolitical discount, why doesn't the company that literally can't sell GPUs without them? The risk just gets laundered through the supply chain and somehow disappears by the time it reaches the end customer's valuation.
Fair point, it's definitely not an unknown risk. But I'd argue the mispricing isn't in TSM itself - that discount is well established. It's more that the downstream companies (NVDA, the hyperscalers) trade like the supply chain is a given, when they're just as exposed. TSM gets the geopolitical haircut but the companies that completely depend on it don't.
Probably on some TSM & AMD
If he was in MU and SNDK he’d be up more than that. AVGO just a bit more than double from April 2025. TSM tripled, GOOG doubled barely at one point. NVDA doubled from 88. So many things if you bought the dip in April and held like a fiend.
All my tech stocks gone today. AMD, NVDA, INTL, TSM. I'm loaded on GLD, SLV, and cash to settle on Monday.
what is happening with TSM? yesterday was down -4% already
TSM puts will print unfortunately
Because TSM is a company that is actually fundamental to the world with an insane moat that only really took off in the past 5 years due to AI yet only did \~180% return while RH is RH and they pulled 400% in less than a year last year. RH is good, I use it as my main broker and am long on it overall. But at the same time fidelty, webull, moomoo, etc. all exist that do roughly the same task at hand; RH has no real moat and the world wouldn't really change that much without them existing whereas the same can't be said for TSM. All I'm really saying is I find it wildly funny how anyone is really surprised that HOOD is going down in this environment when it was obviously incredibly overvalued for the past 6 months. Even at current P/E ratio of 37.14 *after* the biggest part of the cool off it's sitting almost exactly the same as NVIDIA. Does anyone here honestly believe HOOD is going to be as profitable as NVIDIA over the next handful of decades??
All you whining about HOOD need to realize it did 400% from start of '25 to october last year. For reference TSM has only returned about 180% in 5 years time and they are literally one of the biggest companies in the world
China going to get Taiwan for free while the US is out of missiles and their ships elsewhere Not that they're ready to make a move tomorrow, but if the US is distracted with Iran long enough, I'm buying puts on TSM
Ya TSM got smoked today
I actually like all of them long term, I am holding on. MELI, EMBJ I got in recently, I like my cost basis, just have to let it play out. TSM, RYCEY and NU I got in years ago and still a solid business with strong growth. META, I have that. MSFT, used to be my biggest holding but sold half bit by bit months ago. Looking into buying the dip if the trend continues.
Finally got into TSM today, been wanting in for awhile
Anyone know if there was news on TSM?
Investing in individual stocks is fine, if they are good compounding companies. You need to do some research. It’s history, competition, recent news, look up its CAGR, Beta, PE and other metrics. But especially lately, lots and lots of companies outperform the SP500, and will continue to do so. My biggest returns past 6 months are STRL, GEV, TSM. But mostly my investments are VEA VWO VUG
Definitely: - US ship hits a mine in the Straight of Helmans and gets mayo'd - US targets/sinks a cargo vessel then tries to pretend it was Iran's fault instead - China invades TSM while everyone is distracted - etc
TSM stay pumped for open one time
I’m selling a bunch of shit like AMZN and buying TSM boys
I’m selling a bunch of shit like AMZN and buying TSM boys
Averaging in AVGO, MSFT, GOOG, META, TSM - all 20-30% off ATH. The war doesn’t change AI/tech long term thesis, although watching out if there is a prolonged impact which may delay some of the capex commitments in a recessionary economy. Hard to stomach so much volatility though, so position sizing is as small as it can be - spread weekly vs monthly earlier
China is showing it‘s a paper tiger. TSM will continue its dominance.
This risk everyone is fearful of is going on 4+ years now. Since then, TSM has gone up over 190%. Just saying.
In TSM sub $70’s…so I’ve taken handsome profits along the way and still holding for the long haul. Since it went up today, I need not add, but if it dips I’ll be adding. So in answer to the question….always watching and always will be buying more TSM when it warrants it.
I wanted to buy TSM but the Tiawan risk was too much. Russia at war with Ukraine, then the US at war with Iran. In the Iran war, you see that even the Strait of Hormuz was crippled by just drone threats from Iran even with the US saying they will escort oil ships. But Insurance companies aren't even giving these ships the go ahead, and the ships themselves don't want to risk life over it. So Tiawan's TSM saying they're too important to the global AI movement to be seized is no longer a good enough shield. More countries are now trying to provide military escort to these ships and it will be interesting to see how it develops.
Honestly speaking, I focus on the industries I'm familiar with. Of course, that means you could be giving up potential gains by picking stocks outside your comfort zone, but at least it saves me time and helps me avoid blind spots. Once I've filtered out a set of stocks that I have some level of comfort with, then I use a stock comparison tool to check the fundamentals and technicals. For example, recently, I'm thinking about buying more NVDA and TSM, so I would compare them with other bellwether chip companies: [Fundamentals Comparison](https://www.stock-table.com/fundamentals?public_uuid=3f01b63b-ee5e-440b-b056-6543471f3223) [Technicals Comparison](https://www.stock-table.com/technicals?public_uuid=3f01b63b-ee5e-440b-b056-6543471f3223) At least it gives me a quick sense of the relative performance of my targets and momentum compared to similar stocks. Whatever edge I can create helps.
This is possibly the worst time to buy TSM lol in fact I’m itching to short. You understand why it’s down?
This, the risk to Taiwan/TSM has maybe never been greater.
TSM puts at open isn't feelin too great rn
Man, we are so fucked for the planned Taiwan invasion next year. No way we can make up all these munitions in time, we will just let them take it and TSM will be the official chip manufacturer of the PRC
TSM….near monopoly, decades of R and D and competent leadership.