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Taiwan Semiconductor Stock Discussion

Spinee

5 minutes ago

Four Chinese Associations Warn: U.S. Chips Are No Longer Reliable or Secure

The China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, China Semiconductor Industry Association, China Internet Association, and China Communications Enterprise Association jointly declared that U.S. chip products are no longer secure or reliable. They recommended Chinese companies exercise caution when purchasing U.S. chips in the future.
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Options Newsman

5 hours ago

Columns Options Market Statistics: BofA Warns of Intel Split After CEO Resignation; Options Pop

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1. $Intel (INTC.US)$ stock fell 6% on Tuesday, with the most traded calls are contracts of $27 strike price that expire on Dec. 27. The total volume reaches 40,176 with the open interest of 2,379, and the most traded puts are contracts of $22.5 strike price that expire on Dec. 6.
Following the announcement that Pat Gelsinger would be resigning as Intel's CEO, Bank of America published a new roun...

X9Jay

10 hours ago

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BC89

13 hours ago

$Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM.US)$ nice, back to ATH. Need to thank President Yoon!

Fionana Ho

14 hours ago

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Invest with Sarge

15 hours ago

What Was up With the Semis on Monday?

It was sort of odd that on such a mixed day, and on a day that the Biden administration announced increased restrictions on sales of high-end technology to Chinese buyers. This round of increased restriction focused on memory chips as well as semiconductor equipment suppliers, while the Biden administration also added 140 Chinese companies to its trade blacklist.
Instead of reacting in such a way as traders might have expected, the Philadelphia Semicon...