TXN

$STM $TXN $TSM In the AI boom, fabs are the ultimate bottleneck. Chip design is getting easier for small companies, but physical manufacturing capacity is what actually matters. Bullish on these 3 because they own the hard infrastructure

Today I bought back my semi stocks $TSM $SNPS $TXN $STM thank you for the cheap shares

Next Week Will Be Huge — Earnings Season Heats Up A major week ahead with several market-moving names reporting. Key Earnings To Watch: $TXN — Texas Instruments Semiconductor demand, industrial recovery, and analog chip outlook. $INTC — Intel Foundry progress, AI strategy, and margin recovery will be in focus. $TSLA — Tesla EV demand, autonomy progress, and AI/robotics updates. $GOOGL — Google AI spending, Gemini progress, cloud growth, and capex outlook. $GEV — GE Vernova Energy infrastructure and data center power demand. The market will be watching one thing closely: Are companies increasing AI infrastructure spending — or slowing down? Earnings guidance may matter more than the numbers themselves. Stay focused. Big weeks often create big opportunities. Do your own research. Manage risk.

$TXN pays a quarterly dividend of $1.42 per share, payable Aug 11 to shareholders of record July 31.

$TXN still large flows on this yesterday, could reverse around this level

$TXN watch for a break a run above 316

Texas Instruments shares rose in premarket trading after KeyBanc raised its price target to $390 from $325 while reiterating an Overweight rating, marking one of the most bullish target increases on Wall Street ahead of the company's July 22 second-quarter earnings report. Analysts expect EPS of about $1.90, up nearly 35% year over year, on revenue of roughly $5.22 billion. KeyBanc's optimism was reinforced by Citi, which maintained its Buy rating and $345 price target, citing recent price increases and resilient underlying demand. The bullish analyst revisions follow a nearly 4.7% decline in TXN shares over the past month, which some see as an attractive entry point before earnings. Investor confidence has also been supported by the company's strong first-quarter performance, with revenue rising 19% year over year to $4.83 billion, including more than 30% growth in industrial markets and 90% growth in data center-related business. $TXN