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3 Hot Stocks on Wall Street’s Radar Right Now

While the Fed’s aggressive rate hikes this year have led to inflation colling in recent months, it is far beyond the Fed’s target rate. Moreover, amid mounting layoffs and recessionary concerns in the economy, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally strong stocks Broadcom (AVGO), Fortinet (FTNT), and Advanced…

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AMD, NVDA and 1 Other Semiconductor Stock to Sell Before 2023

The semiconductor industry has been under pressure due to concerns over shrinking demand and increased government restrictions. Amid this backdrop, fundamentally weak semiconductor stocks NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA), Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD), and Wolfspeed, Inc. (WOLF) could be best sold off. Read more….

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The 4 Best Stocks Warren Buffett Has Bought and Sold

While speculators were fueling bouts of market volatility with panic-driven sell-offs, legendary investor Warren Buffett doubled down on his playbook to load up on growing businesses with enduring competitive advantages. Under his leadership, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK) increased its stake in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) and Activision Blizzard (ATVI) while lightening…

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3 Chip Stocks That Should Be on Your Radar Today

With the Biden administration ramping up investment in the semiconductor industry, it is well-positioned to grow. Given the industry’s long-term growth prospects, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong chip stocks Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM), Broadcom (AVGO), and Xperi (XPER).

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A Democratic Party View of 2023: Modest Victories and a Bumpy Road Ahead

Democrats have good reason to be happy with 2022. In Congress and at the polls, they had an extraordinary year. Led by President Joe Biden, Congress passed a $1 trillion infrastructure bill, a $750 billion package to fight climate change and reduce the cost of prescription drugs for senior citizens,…

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2 Chip Stocks to Buy Before 2022 Ends and 1 to Sell

The semiconductor industry is poised for rapid growth in the foreseeable future, thanks to increasing chip usage across various sectors and growing corporate and government investments to ramp up production. Hence, adding fundamentally strong chip stocks Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) and MaxLinear (MXL) to your portfolio this month could be wise.…

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The Best Semiconductor Stock to Buy Right Now

Semiconductor chip giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s (TSM) current dip in price offers an attractive entry opportunity. Given the industry’s solid growth prospects, it could be a solid investment for 2023. Read on….

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2 Stocks to Buy Now That Are on Wall Street's Radar

With rising concerns of an economic slowdown led by interest rate hikes, fundamentally strong stocks with wide moats UnitedHealth Group (UNH) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSM) have captured Wall Street’s attention. Read on….

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Nissan profits impacted by trio of headwinds facing automotive sector

Accounts for the UK company behind the automotive giant's Sunderland operation detailed how Covid, global semiconductor shortages and the war in Ukraine had impacted performance

Birmingham Post

Uncertainty ahead for Thai economy

The Thai economy will face many headwinds but also tailwinds next year, mainly from the global economy and geopolitical tensions. In 2022, the Thai economy slowly recovered from the Covid pandemic as lockdowns ended and the economy was reopened to international travel.

Bangkok Post

Car production up by 15% in November

Thailand's car production increased by 15% year-on-year to 190,155 units in November, the highest in 44 months, as the semiconductor shortage continued to ease, says the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI).

Bangkok Post

Biden's efforts to starve China of chips are rewriting the rules of global trade–and even U.S. allies are balking at the upheaval

The U.S. is asking allies to pick sides in its chip battle with China—and some are hesitant to choose.

Fortune

3 Stocks It's Time to Pull the Trigger on if You Haven't Already

In an increasing interest rate environment, fundamentally strong stocks Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), Mastercraft Boat Holdings (MCFT), and Mistras (MG) look set to generate stellar long-term returns. Continue reading….

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4 Semiconductor Stocks to Buy Hand Over Fist Before 2023

Despite the continued supply chain disruptions due to U.S.-China tensions, the semiconductor industry is poised to expand significantly due to its increasing demand and usage across all sectors. Furthermore, federal investments are boosting the industry’s growth. Hence, it could be wise to add fundamentally strong and quality semiconductor stocks STMicroelectronics…

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China Trying To Fight Back US Ban on Its Chip Industry

On Thursday, the U.S. government broadened its crackdown on China’s chip industry by adding memory chipmaker YMTC and 21 “major” Chinese players in the artificial intelligence chip sector to a Commerce Department trade blacklist.

The Times of India

Billionaire Agarwal struggles to get backers for $19 billion chip unit

NEW DELHI: Billionaire Anil Agarwal is struggling to find financial backers for a planned semiconductor factory in India with an investment of as much as 1.54 trillion rupees ($18.6 billion), according to people familiar with the matter.

Birmingham Post

Chip manufacturer Pragmatic scoops £28.2m to fuel County Durham factory plans

The maker of flexible semiconductors - which are thinner than a human hair - has seen its current funding round oversubscribed

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Looking for a Deal? 2 Stocks to Buy for a Bargain Right Now

The Fed is expected to slow down its rate hike aggression amid positive inflation data expectations. Moreover, the U.S. consumer sentiment remains strong despite rampant macro headwinds. Amid the broader market sell-off, investor sentiment toward value stocks has improved significantly. Therefore, Investors looking for a good deal might buy quality…

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The Times of India

Vedanta Group inks pacts with 30 Japanese tech firms for semiconductor plant

AHMEDABAD: Vedanta Group signed a memorandum of understanding with some 30 Japanese tech firms, the company announced on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Semiconductors perk up with a coffee, researchers find

Caffeic acid could boost current flow in electronic devices by 100 times, research shows

Al Jazeera

China launches suit against US at WTO over chip curbs

In October, the US published a sweeping set of export controls aimed at kneecapping China’s semiconductor sector.

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4 Large-Cap Stocks to Buy This December

With recession weighing heavily on investor sentiments, it could be wise to adopt a low-risk investment strategy, such as buying large-cap stocks that offer relatively stable returns regardless of economic conditions. To that end, Microsoft (MSFT), UnitedHealth Group (UNH), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM), and Broadcom (AVGO) could be ideal…

Fortune

Japan and the Netherlands just picked sides in the U.S.-China cold war over chips. Here’s what they chose

The two American allies are signing on to the U.S. offensive against China’s flagging chip industry.

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3 Intriguing Stocks to Buy for the Santa Claus Rally

With festive spending keeping the economy resilient despite the threat of interest rate hikes, it could be wise to invest in Pfizer (PFE), Broadcom (AVGO), and Restaurants Brands International (QSR) to give your portfolios a touch of holiday spirit. Continue reading….

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Semiconductor Manufacturers Don't Need More Subsidies. They Need Less Government.

Fixing federal permitting rules and easing immigration policies would help companies like the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which are interested in building more plants in America.

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