TSM
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited
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$0.53 (0.38%) Today
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In whichs sectors are you going to invest in 2022?
Opinion of the Day| Can TSM keep winning against the cycle?
THANK YOU TSM!!🎶 I'm not broke no more🎶
You can only focus on manufacture and sustain operating margins over 50% by doing some very technical and differentiated processes. TSM with another killer quarter. The only way Intel could catch up is with an invasion of China on Taiwan.
Where are my $AMD palls? Load up for the @fundstrat 5k S&P target in January. We about to rocket on TSM earnings tomorrow too 💫
$TSM Update, up $90k, holding through tomorrows earnings. TSM held its channel breakout through recent 🦘index moves, and China has indeed chilled out before the Olympics.
This week sucked. Bought more calls on AAPL, AMD, TSM and MSFT for EoM.
Looking for some sound, sane advice for these troubling times.
TSM leaps YOLO, 200k (50% of my account). IV is nothing, and China is going to chill out for a while to make the Olympics a success.
Hypothetical: China begins invasion of Taiwan, does Intel stock go up or down?
Why no volume on these and low open interest? I wanted to YOLO on TSM options, earnings on January 13
Some DD on $RRR that I did when pulling an all-nighter feeling bullish
I have 40k. Looking to turn it into 1 mil within 2 years.
17 year-old YOLO 100% of life savings into LEAPS ($FUBO, $ASO, $SNAP, $DIS, $TSM, $DKS) LET'S GET THIS BREAD 🚀🚀🚀🍞🍞🍞
100% invested in LEAPs ($ASO, $FUBO, $DIS, $SNAP, $TSM, $DKS) I'm 17 and this is my life savings, YOLO!
Does everyone have the same opinion on when to sell their semiconductor stocks/etfs?
TSM DD: The Most Important, Worst Performing Semiconductor (besides Intel)
TSM DD: The Most Important, Worst Performing Semiconductor (besides Intel)
Apple reportedly switching to its own iPhone modem design in 2023 (what does this mean for TSM? Is it a must-buy?)
You don't need to get in on the ground floor to get 100 baggers
UPDATE: TSM Monday gains and still want more The breakout is just starting.
UPDATE: TSM gains and still hodling for more. The breakout is just starting.
UPDATE: Just like my IONq dd, TSM is starting to make its move. $140+ here we come!
What would happen to $TSM if Taiwan was quarantined / blockaded / invaded?
All in TSM 122c Nov 19. Be the sweep alert you wish to see in the world. Anyway LOOK AT MACD. CROSS WILL BE ALGO BUY SIGNAL.
Is it time for us to sell my semiconductor stocks NVDA, TSM?
A look at week ahead using options data: Semis and Marijuana Sectors - $AMD $NVDA $ACB $TLRY $MU $CGC etc.
TSM it is still undervalued get into this guy's 🚀 🚀 🚀
Should I stick with my semiconductor PIE or move everything into SMH?
TSM - Is the next large cap to explode.
New semiconductor manufacturing plant TSM coming to the US. Is this bullish?
4K - 43K first big win from NVIDIA then used profits into TSM
Be careful of the all the sudden INTC suggestions on the sub Investing
Recap Of Recommended Positions This Week: 100% win rate and +70% overall PnL
Is the Taiwan-China FUD really gonna keep you from buying TSMC at these lows?
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What's happening with TSMC? Holds major contracts, demand excees their supply capacity yet it's tanking?
I bought 100 contracts of TSM earlier because the "So far so good!" guy lost 220k and is down 97% on his position -- but he is still holding.
ASML beats profit estimates but price drops on revenue miss and reduced bookings
Why I think people are sleeping on semiconductor tooling manufacturers.
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Gaining and losing daily, but I'm finally in the money! "TSM" stock... NVDA and AMD's bigger brother.
$AMD Q3 is going to be a blowout. $TSM already gave the right indication. Let’s go!
Recap Of Recommended Positions This Week: 75% win rate and +50% overall PnL
Recap Of Recommended Positions This Week: 75% win rate and +50% overall PnL
This stock is sooo oversold... No debt and helluva cheap while the industry leader today released ER beating earnings, sales are up, guides up!
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacture earnings beat, the core to NVDA/AMD?
Historical Post Earnings Moves MEGA Compilation and Analysis (Q3 Week 1) - $JPM, $WFC, $BAC, $C, $GS, $MS, $TSM, and More
Historical Post Earnings Moves MEGA Compilation and Analysis (Q3 Week 1) - $JPM, $WFC, $BAC, $C, $GS, $MS, $TSM, and More
Opportunities in Options Around Earnings This Week
Opportunities in Options Around Earnings This Week
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If China invaded Taiwan do you suppose TSM would not end up a smoking crater?
Of course TSM is going up after being flat for half a year.
what was your conviction behind the TSM play? I know they reported earnings last week. Did you buy before earnings when IV was high or after the news? also, what were the expiration dates for the calls you bought? congrats btw
Semiconductors still looking solid through this shortage. Probably 5-6 more quarters. TSM, AMD, NVIDIA, LRCX, and AMAT have been great, and I don’t see them slowing down this year.
Solid DD and definitely a company that should experience some growth in the near term. However, you fail to mention that the company is located in Taiwan so it of course carries the risk of China, similar to TSM. Don’t think it’s a dealbreaker, but definitely a factor to consider before you yolo your life savings into this one.
You didn’t miss the boat on TSM. It’s only going to go parabolic
TSM because all my biotech and fintech like SE, SQ, and AMRS, which I was up bigly at one point, tanked
I've been adding to Marvell and AMD recently. Sold Nvidia for a nice profit. I missed the boat on TSM, but hopefully AMD starts to ramp once the Xilinix deal closes.
Let's assume you've found correlation here. The chart you show does not support your theory. The TSM graph has lower lows than M2. And M2 looks like it just bounced off support. Sooooo.... back to 101 with you.
Growth stocks need the *anticipation* of earnings reports at least. Still maybe a week out. Look at TSM's run up last week leading up to its earnings call.
10 shares of AMC, but I also hold non meme stocks like HPE, F, TSM.
HIMX - best value semi play. Semi’s are just going to be in higher demand. 6.8 PE, profitable, small dividend and TSM just crushed earnings to HIMX should too. To have the same PE valuation as TSM it should be priced at $65….not $13.
Msft 320 and TSM 150 end of next week. 🤌
SHM if you like Taiwan Semiconductor Company. Said holding is the primary difference between the two, as far as I can tell. I hold Soxx and thought of buying TSM. Didn't do the latter because I don't trust the CCP not to act idiotically at some point. That said, I still might, as it's easy to hedge against such a threat through holding one of the major defense contractor. I like, and already hold RTX for that, because not only does one get exposure to defense spending, a good chunk of RTX's business is chained to commercial aviation avionics. So when travel comes back, RTX may swing back to all time highs.
TSM reported. Was big.
I’m going heavy into semi conductors I bought AMD Nvidia and TSM
You are smart. I held TSM all year and made fuck all and sold at $121 on Dec 30.
I bought calls on TSM at 115 when its price action was weak as hell and 10x'd my investment
It’s super cheap, look at the P/E compared to other tech. Intel is opening up massive fabs in US and Europe, and is going to be opening them up to outside production just like TSM does. They get shit on for their mistakes in recent years, rightfully so, but they are an absolute sleeping giant. I’m long INTC , already made good gains but I see it 2-4x in the next couple years.
TSM battle at 140 is heating up. OI calls expiring next week at that price should make it really fun to watch.
I like TSM, thoughts?
I suggest you do a little more research into US vs International outperformance historically. [This article shows a chart going back to 1969.](https://www.mymoneyblog.com/us-vs-international-stocks-cycles-outperformance.html) The past 10 years have been very good for the US. But it won't last forever. The more you can diversify the better off you are. To say that the only difference between VT and VTSAX is HD and TSM is very wrong.
I just want my positions to print enough to match what my TSM position would have printed if I had held till post earnings tbh
I absolutely still like it at this price. I am worried about the overall market though. Heading into a seasonally weak period with omicron cases spiking + fed tapering + rate hikes + QT + inflation ripping is not a great formula. Sony has withstood the recent storm better than almost any other tech name but how long can Sony hold up while lots of other tech names get decimated? TBD. All the games that got delayed to 2022 due to COVID will be great for earnings this year including two huge 1st party games. Sony is still facing supply shortages on PS5 otherwise they’d be much higher right now. Spiderman was a top 10 grossing film of all time. They are killing it in music as well, partnering with TSM on chips, exploring EVs, they are firing on all cylinders. When I wrote this post, I was 60% shares and 40% options, now I’m 97% shares and 3% options. I’m not selling anywhere here or close to here, but realizing the broader market is weakening, I’m sticking with mostly shares for now outside of some 2024 call spreads.
Can a sensible investment strategy include a 3x levered ETF? Hi guys, I’ve been putting some thought into this strategy and would like to hear your opinions on it. My current portfolio is about 25% $SPY, $25% $XLU and the rest is a few different individual stocks (GM, DLR, TSM, USB, etc). Nothing too crazy. However, i am starting to hold a bit more cash as I am a little less sure of markets. (Wouldn’t call myself a bear, but not exactly as bullish as I was say a year ago). When the market does become a bull market, whether that’s some point his year or some point 4 years from now, is there something inherently reckless about change my cash and SPY holdings to the 3x S&P tracker? My thought process: wait for a bear market, which I would describe as a 20%-25% decrease. At that point, the market is at somewhat of a discount, so make my cash and SPY 3x levered. I wouldn’t expect to pull out for another 5 years at least. If the market becomes bullish again, I would start converting the 3x levered back to SPY again to taper off risk after 2 years of a bullish market. I’m young and am fortunate to have a decent income and savings so it’s fairly safe I would run into liquidity issues where I’d have to prematurely pull out of the market. My thinking is that I’m buy at a discount (small or large idk) and then over the course of 5-10 years isn’t almost certain I’d be better off 3x levered in the market over that span? I ask because I feel 3x levered ETFs are often viewed as kinda crazy and I wonder if this implementation of them is more calculated. Please let me know what you think and if you disagree or can poke holes in it. Thanks!
TSM has been flat the last year, and as you know, it's fundamental to the semiconductor industry. I wouldn't wait for a TSM dip. The dip was the stagnation all of 2021. It's time to ride this current increase in price.
$V and $TSM, imo. I've been loading up on shares the last month, and TSM hasn't disappointed lately.
Those were just some prominent examples. I've got TSM, AMAT, and MU too which have been doing well plus HIMX which also got reamed. My mining stocks (RIO and BHP) have been doing well in recent months, but are still waaay off their August highs. I also didn't just buy any of these stocks at their ATHs I'm just saying these stocks have been falling precipitously, its not just garbage companies falling right now. We're in a rotation to value/safety im addition to the overall decline but it's been pretty painful for anyone holding a decent amount of growth I'm their portfolios
Quick 10 bagger on TSM 0DTE 40Calls at open.
Looks like $TSM is the next $NVDA and should fly up soon?
Semi-Conductors are going to be great for awhile. As prices for cars, computers, and everything else goes up due to inflation, the chip makers are going to want their cut. TSM is a decent play but HIMX is going to have a better chance to double since it trades at 1/4 the PE of TSM. Their earnings are in a few weeks and I expect them to crush earnings the same as TSM. Why wouldn’t they be about the same percentage beat?
Murdering MSFT sub $300 coming. Dominos down 5% premarket 20% YTD. TSM down big also. Could see AMD/NVDA have another -5% day
TSM getting rejected pretty hard from yesterday’s highs
Shit is TSM a meme stock now lol
Nice little follow through with the rejection after TSM peaked at +10% last morning.
bought a bunch of MSFT leaps after selling TSM. Record earnings on the 25th please.
i feel attacked. i thought i was smart for having stuff in 'actual growth companies' , 'valid zoomer shit', and 'emotional damage', but i still got annihilated on these. ... at least TSM is green today.
Sold my TSM calls yesterday at close because I am a pussy.
Hmmm. Yea. Well right now. I’m hoping AMZN continues to drop and may have to take my losses on SPY and TSM calls
So if the CHIPS act gets passed it will increase funding for US Semiconductor production by big monies. How is SMH a good index when the top holding is Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) which has headquarters in Taiwan. Plz explain 🚀🦍🌕
TSM was a fine piece of cake yesterday. Will it go up more?
There's need to be a single green square in there for TSM lol
TSM. Guidance is 30% sales growth 2022 vs 18% reported 2021. Yes raised prices 10%. But also has largest ever prepayments to fund capex. So apple, Nvda, amd, QCOM may be “too expensive” - but demand will be up in 2022 Cars don’t have enough chips, cell phone will grow, cloud will grow at least 30%… yes computers may be flat due to pull forward demand But TSM results and it share price tells me when aapl, Nvda, amd, QCOM report results it won’t be demand is weak - just what is the right multiple
What are your thoughts on TSM?
Yea. When I thought everything was going up I bought some calls on TSM and SPY and losing about $2k. But this Amazon if it continues to dip I’ll make it back and then some. Also I think TSLA will dip below $1000 if this trend continues tomorrow
TSM, BUD, GPS and OSK were GGG today.
I've been adding to my TSM position the last few months.
-0.94%. Mixed across my portfolio, TSM and PCAR helped buoy me while CROX, MSFT, and SBLK all anchored me (with many others either up or down slightly). Disappointing, especially considering how the day started out.
WMT and TSM calls saved me today. Yeah you heard me right.
I'm a little confused. To answer your first question, no, stop losses aren't usually triggered after-hours. If TSM tanked last night, you would have woke up and found that your shares took a hit. Depending on your brokerage, you may be able to sell your shares during extended trading hours. As far as your calls go, if TSM tanked last night, your stop losses would've never kicked in. You'd wake up and your calls would be red a f. As far as this specific post I'm replying to, I'm not sure what you're trying to ask. There's so many variables with options that can make them valuable or tank them. It really depends on the options you're buying. If you're buying calls that are deep OTM with a close expiration, the stock would have to make a humongous move for you to profit on that call option - because theta will kill the value of your contract. So say for example you buy a bunch of calls on NVDA right before earnings that are in the money. Because the IV (implied volatility) is so high (because of so many transactions before earnings), if NVDA doesn't have a significant jump, your contract could potentially be IV crushed. I'm not sure if you already know these things about options, but there's been a lot of times I saw a "serious opportunity" and got humbly fucked by a variable I didn't even know. But to be fair, I learned more from my losses than I've learned from my gains.
Given how important chips are, and that there's a massive chip shortage indicating that they'll be operating a full capacity for a while - why has TSM been trading flat for the past year?
Anyone willing to feel me in on TSM's guidance? Based on their financials, I have no idea why they have performed so well today.
Sup dawgs, Given the chip shortage, and that I have been hitting retarded gains on semiconductors, buying a day before earnings and selling next day smashing TSM today ( up 10%) here is my thought process.. I guess theoretically, if the stock is for 1$ buy 90 stocks and buy calls with 10 $, that way if it goes 10% up then you’ll make 9$ on the 90 10$ on the 10 Total of 19% in a day.. stop loss at 2% below your purchasing price .. Repeat the process for all major semiconductor companies reporting their earnings within the next 2 months.. am I retarded or is this a serious opportunity??!
And also Kang Gang. I switched from TSM calls overnight to puts on everything else today. Lucked out.
TSM Is why I'm holding on to my smh calls, despite today.
THANK YOU -- I'm down 50% from my SMH calls, but if TSM was any indication today -- I'm comfortable riding this till 1/21 expiration. semi might be outperform general tech this year.
TSM
TSM mooning this hard on an otherwise *very* red day gives me hope
Yeah it does. I'm just scarred, last time I played earnings besides for TSM was Amazon when it got dumped. I'm never confident in what's going to happen anymore. I never know when it's "buy the rumor, sell the news" I'll probably be risking the same plays though.
I bought 3 TSM 143C 1/14 at 3:40 because I thought their earnings was AH today.
I'm still up for the day. I had multiple TSM plays on, exited most right around the top this morning and then put on some mean reversion plays in the name. Other positions are bleeding, but nothing crazy.
TSM shatters all expectations and ticks up. All other semiconductors though?  Sick market.
TSM this morning. Where were you?
Did you buy them today? If so, yes, a bit late. I'm up huge on TSM, but I've been trading in and out of positions in it since late December. Sold all short term longs this AM during the pop.
11 bagger on TSM this morning. Sad that I sold half my position a week ago at a 3 bagger.
Damn, TSM up 7%+ but my semi ETF is red. That's tuff.
Holy shit! I dodged a bullet on my TSM calls! Kept averaging down until I was in the green and sold. Not messing with it anymore.
That’s my cue to do the opposite. Buy calls. TSM 🚀
Where's that 🤡 that told me TSM was free money from $113 to $124, rinse & repeat. When is the return to $113 so I can get on the ride? 🤦♂️
Puts on SPY, TSM to the moon 🚀
Rewlly? No one is taking $TSM profits? Need this bad boy under 135 tomorrow 😭
TSM calls saving my portfolio from blood red today lmao
I’m jacked up on Ford leaps and TSM shares
TSM calls paid. Dal puts were no good. However i need an opinion on C calls for earnings.
Staying long, of course. These past two weeks have been a blessing for adding to semi positions. I think we all know how crucial of a role these chips play in our current economy, and moving forward. To everyone holding TSM, congrats. Long periods of consolidation can be brutal, but having conviction eases the pain. AMD likes to go months without moving, too. Then...Boom, off to the races. GL
TSM finna spend big money, gets rewarded with big money
TSM just made up its flat 2021 year for me in one week. Let's fucking go.
TSM has been my largest single company position for quite a while now, and with a gain this big today it’s pretty tempting to sell some shares. But honestly? I don’t see them going anywhere but up in the long term (barring any potential threat to Taiwan from China)
Trying to buy some TSM puts. I dont think it will past its 52weeks high value. It will drop