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TXN to the moon?🚀 A steady increase over 5 years seems promising, should I hop in?
Tossing my small-street hat in the ring. No hype, just my moves in my betting account and some commentary, assuming you do better DD on 10k's and Free Level 2 analysis at TD.
Only hope is nio stocks at 50$ average at this point (TXN put 190$ 4/16 exp too)
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TXN back to being flat on the 5 year chart.
Crazy that TXN earnings sucked due to terrifs but no other AI stocks are affected. Will we see a correction when they announce their earnings?
When it comes to “timing” something, I’ve transitioned to buying calls next trading window after earnings on a company that had a great earnings call with 1-3 mixed signals. Did this with $JPM last week and with $PM today and made a 4% spread with ITM calls. I might repeat this with $TXN tomorrow. Look for an earnings dip and average into in the money calls at least 2 months out. If it’s more of a speculative company with lacking fundamentals and growth prospects, consider selling puts or buying shares instead of options.
TXN calls worst mistake of my life
FML - bought TXN and MAT calls.
Closed all my longs at the close and bought puts and shorts on futures. TXN and NFLX earnings going to spook earnings bulls. And the geo conflicts are seeing some turbulence with putin/trump meeting called off. Not expecting any positives out of China in the near term either. The volatility contraction played out as expected, and with shorts liquidated from positions its time for the next leg down. Retest the recent lows first, and MAG7 earnings (guidance) decides if thats the bottom.
Welp TXN revenue up but huge aftermarket drop and I’m getting destroyed
chose TXN Calls over COF, lost cash.. need to make it up now, what are other Calls for this week other than VRT, INTC AIRLINES MAY BE UP, JUST AS LAST WEEK?
Holy fuk TXN red YTD lol
That shit right there is why I sold TXN just prior to earnings. Daaaaaamn.
Will my 152.5p for TXN be anything? Bought them for 10$
TXN was wrong, just got it updated.
These and TXN are identical. Assuming the TXN one is wrong
$TXN Q3 EPS $5.87, consensus $6.97 Revenue $11.51B, consensus $11.51B. Sees Q4 EPS $5.45, consensus $5.43. Sees Q4 revenue $11.96B, consensus $11.9B. Revises FY25 revenue view to $45.1B from $44.8B-$45.2B, consensus $45.03B.
TXN down 7%, NFLX down 6%, bad start to earnings season
TXN (Texas Instruments). (just wanted to plant seeds that their earnings are today.) I hope for +10%. Fgn INTC is worth more than them.
They always stabilize around 190-200. They dipped on China fears but I believe these will pass and the U.S. administration wants rely more on US semiconductor companies. Positive outlook both domestically and internationally and TXN is a top 5 semiconductor company in market share and revenue. Chips are in everything and demand will only continue to increase. Every time they dip I buy a little more for long hold and nice dividend, and some call options for when it comes back up
TXN will go up. We need da chips. 190$ watch
TXN $250 Calls 10/24 idk why the earnings are Tuesday and I think lesser valued semi-conductors are gaining popularity
What leaps rn other than TXN which I saw you mentioned?
Next week is going to be a big one for semiconductors. We got TXN, LRCX, and INTC.
If not hold out till TXN, AI is replacing calculators
Hey, OpenAI, pull another $100B out your ass and make a deal with TXN. I'm getting December $200 calls. 🙏 please, Sammy.
I'm praying it's actually Texas Instruments... (pokes TXN with stick)
TXN just sitting the AI boom out I see. k k
*Breaking News ; MSFT, NVDA, META, AMD, NVDA, MU, OPEN, SNDK. STX, TXN, AAPL open joint bank account to lower transaction and banking fees as their money moves back and forth.*
I'm gonna need TXN to announce they are finally participating in this bull run. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
how long before TXN wakes up and decides to get involved in the daddy gov gravy train?
How come TXN don't catch the chip rally?
Gold & silver and Critical Minerals in particular (Quad Minerals partnership); AI infrastructure & associated development (chips and data centers), and the AI energy boom (uranium and SMRs). Add to that basically anything related to America rebuilding / onshoring manufacturing (CAT, BA, ROK, TXN, etc.) and it's basically impossible to lose money right now. I'm dumbfounded that people are losing money in this market.
Thoughts on $TXN? I'm in for 200 shares today, down 10% in the past month but looks like some support around 180 and could the government go for a stake? Texas in the name and the CEO is from Israel, how could they not get involved with this administration as a semiconductor leader!
Looking at the TXN one month chart and three month chart and thinking it's probably a buy.
I need TXN to stay above $140 otherwise BANKRUPTCY
#TXN down on the news that calculator sales are down LMAO🤌
If SOXL doesn't drop TXN soon I'll make my own semi etf
That's just not true about the other 480 stocks being negative. Mcdonalds, CAT, GS, Blacrock, Texas Instruments, Lowes, the list goes on and one. None of the previous companies are in the top 20 and they have done very well. You could cherry pick dates, like TXN did bad during X time, but over the long period, all these have done exceptionally well and are not in the negative.
Dixerion is wild for making TXN the largest holding. Lowkey I'd long any other semi etf with better holding ratios
TXN is crushing my SOXL calls, semis just can't get a break right now.
Yea it is. Just under AVGO and TXN
I think INTC accepting Trump's deal and giving the government the ownership stake reeks of desperation on INTC. I am waiting to see how the other CHIPS recipients react if the government tries to ask for stock ownership for the funding. A lot of the CHIPS recipients didn't need the money, they just took it because it was thought to be free money. I expect Samsung and TSM to tell the Trump administration to pound sand, since they are foreign companies. TXN might return the $1.6 billion from CHIPS, because it was only awarded in December 2024.
NVIDIA earnings Wednesday will decide TXN price action, After is GDP Thursday and PCE Friday. If your comfortable buying more before these catalysts then go ahead but I advise you wait.
Can TXN keep rising, or is a pullback coming? Texas Instruments (TXN) has been on a strong run recently, even as other big tech names like Nvidia, Apple, and Tesla have seen corrections. It’s now trading well above its short-term moving averages and hit overbought levels on RSI (~70+). A few things stand out to me: Price is stretched far above the 5-day and 10-day MAs → usually doesn’t last long. RSI and MACD both flashing potential overbought/slowdown signals. Volume has been mixed — Friday’s rally didn’t have the same strength behind it as earlier in the week. Macro backdrop still uncertain: tariffs, Fed policy, and slowing demand risks in semis. That said, momentum can stay irrational longer than expected. TXN has strong institutional support, and it’s clearly diverging from other tech names right now. So the question is: Does TXN correct back toward 200 (or lower), or can it keep climbing past 210? Curious how others are seeing it — both bullish and bearish takes welcome.
TXN new deal with apple
> How’s everyone doing today? down a little, but nothing big. rolled my TXN CSP ($190 9/19) for a profit (opened for a $900 premium in mid july and closed at $300 today for a profit of $600 on the contract over the course of a month) and rolled that into a $165 PLTR with the same 9/19 expiration (i'm expecting it to go back up before that, but will see where it is and will roll it to end of year if things don't pan out)
Wow, thank you so much! I think you're the guy I've been looking for all these years. Scott is great, don't get me wrong, but I think he might be a little hesitant to share tickers and screeners and the like. Like u/rdw0680, I'd like to know your general DTE, though I'm comfortable with a big range of them. And your defending/cutting losses rule: twice the Premium received? Or 150% if you catch it in time? I'd like to address all your insights without quoting you too much, so I'll mostly use your numbers. 1. I agree, and I came from the same place, thinking CCs were where it was at. To the point that I started out doing buy-writes and maybe only going to the CSP side to get back in. Maybe, but not usually. Owning equities is BAD, I'm starting to believe that too. And "sort of a loan to MMs," I like that viewpoint. 2. Wow, you're doing those kinds of numbers NOT using the BPR of a margin account?? Totally impressive! I'll come back to that in 4 when I look at your tickers. TXN: great conviction play. Was that that early-April drop? Was that earnings, or Liberation Day, or both? I don't think I would've made that play based on TI's chart action in the months prior. Did your screeners and signals help with that? Taking out a loan, most would advise against, but I'm with you. How long of a track record you have is the only thing I'd worry about. A year or more, and it's been steady-ish month to month: I say go for it. And try Schwab for margin, they've been easy for me. Plus I think ToS is at least tied for best trading platform out there. 3. All great points about SPY. And like I've said earlier, I'm not an Index investor or trader. Was just feeling it out as an underlying for option plays.
NatSemi was a real company and is part of TXN.
To add some detail; I keep a minor portion in BIL. Since I don’t see it as “cash”, I don’t deploy it. This is “break glass in case of emergency” money for something like TXN dropping 17%.
Intel is already the largest recipient of funding through the CHIPS Act. It was awarded $7.685B for projects supporting semiconductor fabrication and advanced packaging projects in Arizona, New Mexico, Ohio and Oregon. The current Trump plan is said to be focused on developing the Ohio hub. The next five largest CHIPS awards went to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ([TSM](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/TSM#hasComeFromMpArticle=false#source=section%3Amain_content%7Cbutton%3Abody_link%7Cfirst_level_url%3Anews)) at $6.6B, Micron Technology ([MU](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/MU#hasComeFromMpArticle=false#source=section%3Amain_content%7Cbutton%3Abody_link%7Cfirst_level_url%3Anews)) at $6.165B, Samsung ([OTCPK:SSNLF](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/SSNLF#hasComeFromMpArticle=false#source=section%3Amain_content%7Cbutton%3Abody_link%7Cfirst_level_url%3Anews)) at $4.745B, Texas Instruments ([TXN](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/TXN#hasComeFromMpArticle=false#source=section%3Amain_content%7Cbutton%3Abody_link%7Cfirst_level_url%3Anews)) at $1.61B and GlobalFoundries ([GFS](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/GFS#hasComeFromMpArticle=false#source=section%3Amain_content%7Cbutton%3Abody_link%7Cfirst_level_url%3Anews)) at $1.5B, according to the [U.S. Department of Commerce](https://www.nist.gov/chips/chips-america-awards?page=0).
If you think tariffs are coming… just buy TXN and ON. Their competitors (Chinese fabs and euro companies that expanded into China) are most impacted.
Healthcare, software, lagging semiconductors (QCOM, TXN, ARM) and small/mid caps. This next week will be volatile as fuck though with Jerome speaking so I'm sitting out.
This is classic geopolitics meets markets. Tariffs could juice U.S. chip plays, but long-term execution matters. Eyes on ASML and TXN — whoever adapts fastest will print.
Expected more from TXN after agent orange name dropped them yesterday
TL;DR: Nope! Let's look at the direct Trump quotes (read with Trump voice): > So 100 percent tariff on all chips and semiconductors coming into the United States. But if you've made a commitment to build or if you're in the process of building, as many are, there is no tariff. Okay? If, for some reason, you say you're building and you don't build, then we go back and get — we add it up, it accumulates, and we charge you at a later date. > You have to pay, and that's a guarantee. So, that's a big statement. And I think the chip companies are all coming back home. (source (not affiliated, don't know the poster) https://x.com/Acyn/status/1953207210517119195) > So in other words, we'll be putting a tariff on of approximately 100% on chips and semiconductors. But if you're building in the United States of America, there's no charge even though you're building and you're not producing yet in terms of the big numbers of jobs and all of the things that you're building. If you're building, there will be no charge. (source (not affiliated, don't know the poster) https://x.com/atrupar/status/1953206335652134953) He specifically and repeatedly says that if you have fabs or just *plan* on building fabs on US soil, you'll be exempt on the 100% chip tariffs. So... which chip maker does and doesn't have plans to build in the US? Let's look a the top ten chip manufactures. | Company (ticker) | Plans to build/already in the U.S.? | | ------------------------------- | --------------------------- | | TSMC (TSM) | Yes | | Samsung Electronics (005930.KS) | Yes | | Intel (INTC) | Yes | | SK Hynix (000660.KQ) | Only packaging| | Nvidia (NVDA) | Fabless | | Qualcomm (QCOM) | Fabless | | Broadcom (AVGO) | Fabless | | Micron Technology (MU) | Yes | | Texas Instruments (TXN) | Yes | | AMD (AMD) | Fabless | Uhm... so the biggest players don't seem to be affected by the tariffs. --- Let's look at the top six foundries only then: | Foundry | U.S. Fab Plans? | | ------------------- | --------------- | | TSMC | Yes | | Samsung Foundry | Yes | | SMIC | No (lmao) | | UMC | No | | GlobalFoundries | Yes | | Hua Hong Group | No | Do people here have even heard of UMC? I bet some have heard of SMIC, the Chinese up and coming buster, but they're tightly export controlled, so they sort of don't matter here and now... --- Well, which of these fabs actually does make high tech chips? Which fab actually has has the tech for 7nm process (high tech from 2028) and more sophisticated nodes that are used for the big AI accelerators and high tech equipment? No table needed here: it's only TSMC and Samsung. Both are excluded from the tariffs. --- So why is the market ripping? Because these tariffs are essentially 0% on any player that matters, but we have now thus reduced the uncertainty that Trump would put meaningful tariffs on chips! Enjoy your Doritos tax free!
TL;DR: Nope! Let's look at the direct Trump quotes (read with Trump voice): > So 100 percent tariff on all chips and semiconductors coming into the United States. But if you've made a commitment to build or if you're in the process of building, as many are, there is no tariff. Okay? If, for some reason, you say you're building and you don't build, then we go back and get — we add it up, it accumulates, and we charge you at a later date. > You have to pay, and that's a guarantee. So, that's a big statement. And I think the chip companies are all coming back home. (source (not affiliated, don't know the poster) https://x.com/Acyn/status/1953207210517119195) > So in other words, we'll be putting a tariff on of approximately 100% on chips and semiconductors. But if you're building in the United States of America, there's no charge even though you're building and you're not producing yet in terms of the big numbers of jobs and all of the things that you're building. If you're building, there will be no charge. (source (not affiliated, don't know the poster) https://x.com/atrupar/status/1953206335652134953) He specifically and repeatedly says that if you have fabs or just *plan* on building fabs on US soil, you'll be exempt on the 100% chip tariffs. So... which chip maker does and doesn't have plans to build in the US? Let's look a the top ten chip manufactures. | Company (ticker) | Plans to build/already in the U.S.? | | ------------------------------- | --------------------------- | | TSMC (TSM) | Yes | | Samsung Electronics (005930.KS) | Yes | | Intel (INTC) | Yes | | SK Hynix (000660.KQ) | Only packaging| | Nvidia (NVDA) | Fabless | | Qualcomm (QCOM) | Fabless | | Broadcom (AVGO) | Fabless | | Micron Technology (MU) | Yes | | Texas Instruments (TXN) | Yes | | AMD (AMD) | Fabless | Uhm... so the biggest players don't seem to be affected by the tariffs. --- Let's look at the top six foundries only then: | Foundry | U.S. Fab Plans? | | ------------------- | --------------- | | TSMC | Yes | | Samsung Foundry | Yes | | SMIC | No (lmao) | | UMC | No | | GlobalFoundries | Yes | | Hua Hong Group | No | Do people here have even heard of UMC? I bet some have heard of SMIC, the Chinese up and coming buster, but they're tightly export controlled, so they sort of don't matter here and now... --- Well, which of these fabs actually does make high tech chips? Which fab actually has has the tech for 7nm process (high tech from 2028) and more sophisticated nodes that are used for the big AI accelerators and high tech equipment? No table needed here: it's only TSMC and Samsung. Both are excluded from the tariffs. --- So why is the market ripping? Because these tariffs are essentially 0% on any player that matters, but we have now thus reduced the uncertainty that Trump would put meaningful tariffs on chips! Enjoy your Doritos tax free!
Who bought that -17% TXN dip?
That TXN -17% dip looking more and more tasty.
MU ASML INTC NVDA TXN all pumping in AH
TXN to the moon, my SOXL call might be saved after all!
Wonder if ON, TXN, INTC will pop on regarded tariff announcements on semis.
all of the above. options-wise though, i do LOVE finding a good company that got crushed with a -10% day and selling some medium term (2-3 months) near the money CSP's. wouldn't do it on more fringe stocks, but for stuff like TSLA, DOCU, TXN, UNH (for a few examples of companies i've done this on)? sign me up.
Check TXN and AVGO chart…
TXN down -18.80% from highs on the 14th. ASML down -16% from highs on the 16th. AMPX down -24% from highs on the 22nd. NG down -16% from highs on the 23rd. OPEN down -62% from highs on the 22nd. UNH down from recent highs (debatably) around the 23rd. UUUU down -17% from recent highs on the 28th. LTBR down -14% from highs on the 18th. SIL down 9% from highs on the 23rd. CDE down 13% from highs on the 14th. All of these and many more are down from the 14th to today. That's 18 days of solid downtrending. It's either the dip you've been waiting for and the market is going to do what housing is doing and collapse briefly in certain sectors and states instead of nationwide, OR the market has turned and no one will realize it for a few months until they're looking back at today on the charts. Good luck.
Where do you think TXN is going?
All the major semi companies are not up. QCOM’s down. TXN’s down. KLAC’s down. AMAT’s down. LCRX’s down.
INTC, TXN, MU, ASML, QCOM, ARM were all shit this quarter NVDA, AMD and TSM have to carry the shit out of the semis to keep them afloat
what has been beaten down that will come back? I like KO and TXN right now. thoughts?
Will TER pull a TXN move?
TXN still has a higher PE than Goog. Wow!
Watching TXN blow past GOOGL only to be brought down to earth and soon inevitably beat GOOGL again is my Roman Empire
Hopefully, but what we really need is for ASML, TXN, and INT to rally back their losses and push up all the semi etfs
Last week's thread top posts with predictions: > [Google: “We made like a bajillion dollars this quarter and will continue to do so next quarter.” The market: SELL SELL SELL 📉📉📉](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n3y1a4j/) > >[Tesla: “Yeah uh we’re losing market share by the day, profits are falling fast and our CEO is on drugs.” The market: BUY BUY BUY 📈📈📈](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n3y1a4j/) **Incorrect**: $GOOGL finished +1.5% after earnings (high of 4%) while $TSLA finished -4.9% (low of -9.7%) > [*(picture of a dead grandma, likely a reference to the Intel regard)*](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n3tgayb/) **Correct**: $INTC finished -8.53% after earnings (low of -10%) > [TSLA is gonna report a quarterly loss and still go up 10% somehow](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n3td8xi/) **Incorrect**: $TSLA finished -4.9% after earnings (low of -9.7%) There are other posts predicting the same thing about $TSLA so I'm not going to repeat this > [GOOG will beat and raise, but still -5%](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n3u1l65/) **Incorrect**: $GOOGL finished +1.5% after earnings (high of 4%) > [Short Chipotle. I stopped going once I heard they made the physical bowls smaller to save money on food costs. I actually think that was fake news but it became a big news story.](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n3wgrks/) > >[I used to be the biggest chipotle fat ass. But people are fed up with the prices and portions. I’m not the only one. If a die hard Chipotle guy like me is done w this place there’s more like me.](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n3wgrks/) **Correct**: $CMG finished -11.4% after earnings with a low of -14.5% > [Gonna buy some calls on Scholastic so I can buy a lambo poster at the next book fair.](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n4f45rg/) **Correct**: $SCHL finished 23.89% up after earnings (high of 25.43%) > [The 195 TXN puts were selling for around 0.30 at close. At open they’ll be around 4.00, over a 1000% increase](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n4lnd69/) **Correct**: $TXN finished -13.92% after earnings, with a low of -14.76% > [Using my VZ profits to go straight into Lockheed calls like a true degen](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n4bm4g8/) **Incorrect**: $LMT finished -8.55% after earnings, with a low of -10.95% > [Hasbro calls, fuckers just licensed spiderman for a magic set right out from under the mouse...](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1m32mvr/weekly_earnings_thread_721_725/n44qpz0/) **Incorrect**: $HAS finished -3.34% after earnings, with a low of -4.78%
Goggle a couple of weeks ago might be decent. In the Tech sector ASML, TXN, DELL,IBM might be an opportunity soon imo. I'd wait for an entry over FOMC and Aug 1 personally and look to your cash position. Not everyday or every week needs to be traded.
Got fucked chasing... Got fucked HOPING for a TXN bounce back... Stop too short.... Ass bleeding commencing
TXN and INTC bringing it down
Looks like my TXN $190 calls are screwed. Seemed like an obvious move, but it's not a very high volume stock. Actually, on Wednesday I made profit on the same calls and got greedy thinking I could do the same thing again.
I'ma just leave this here... TXN issues its ex-dividend EOD on Thursday next week. Do with that info what you will for a stock that's down 13% off retardation.
TXN.... I've been jerking this thing all morning... STILL LIMP
i’ve gotten TXN and CMG right but keep only buying one lotto…. sigh i’ll be POOR forever
#TXN giving you a preview for the rest of earnings
*My TXN calls did not print. #fukt*
Paper handed my TXN puts and only walked away with an 8 bagger. Could have had 10 if I waited a bit longer.