Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (TSM)

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Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE:TSM) meets key CANSLIM criteria with strong earnings growth, high relative strength, and leadership in advanced chip manufacturing. A solid pick for growth investors.

Taiwan Semi explores 2nm GAA technology for 2025 launch, Samsung plans to catch up by 2025. Clients incl. Apple, Intel, AMD. Q1 sales up 41.6% YoY.

Micron Technology stock has joined in the latest round of investments to onshore domestic manufacturing of semiconductors, pushing for a new potential upside.

Advances in tariff talks between the United States and China make up for a new bull run in shares of Taiwan Semiconductor stock moving forward.

Taiwan has added Huawei and SMIC to its export control list to curb China's access to advanced chip technology, aligning with U.S.-led efforts to restrict Beijing's AI and semiconductor ambitions.

The company plans to keep $150 billion for manufacturing and $50 billion for R&D.

UTokyo and Taiwan Semiconductor launched a joint lab for semiconductor research and talent incubation, aiming to advance sustainable technologies.

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TSMC CEO CC Wei reaffirmed the company’s revenue guidance for 2025 last week, noting that the chip maker expects sales to grow in the mid-20s during the year.

TSM's stock gains as revenue jumps 39.6% in May, but declines 8.3% from April. Demand for 3nm and 5nm tech remains strong, but labor shortage may delay US expansion.

While Dow Jones futures were flat at the time of writing, the S&P 500 futures rose 0.08%.