Should You Buy Taiwan Semiconductor Stock Before October 17? | TSM Stock Analysis
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Taiwan Semiconductor is getting increasing attention because of its role as one of Nvidia's primary suppliers.
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Big yes
Yay! Thanks for video!
Thanks for the great video.
SMH is safer
At the right buy in
@@deboralacreta I expect a stock crash by the end of this year. Then I will get more
@@MobileDeveloper1965 i get that "blackswan" feeling too...
@@MobileDeveloper1965 crash? Could you elaborate on that please?
@@deboralacreta possible higher inflation, and geopolitical tensions.
Which of the magnificent 7 are more vulnerable to geopolitics crises?
Compare with any other semi-conductor shares, TSM is better than most of them, yet still the PE is much lower. So not sure why you say it is expensive.
Hi Parkev, could you do a video about Rheinmetall? Would be interest to see your analysis of the stock
I would not buy Tiwan Semiconductor at this time. Up over 100 percent in the last 12 months. I would buy if the PE falls in the mid twenties. Very good companies. The current price would imply a big risk. It's a hold or possible sell for me. Long term investors should hold. Traders should sell.
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