đź”’ TSMC stock surges as AI frenzy trumps geopolitical concerns
In the whirlwind of AI fervour, geopolitical worries take a backseat as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. continues its historic stock surge.
In the whirlwind of AI fervour, geopolitical worries take a backseat as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. continues its historic stock surge.
Taiwan’s contentious election resulted in the victory of current vice president Lai Ching-te, a member of the Democratic Progressive Party…
The new year brings an era of power rivalries and the redrawing of the global economy map as increasing numbers of world flashpoints ensue.
For investors looking for a dip-buying opportunity in the global chip industry, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. may have a recommendation: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
Assuming Warren Buffett bought TSMC’s ADRs at the average price for the third quarter, the stake would have cost him $5.1 billion.
After a more than $1 trillion selloff, many investors think China’s three largest tech stocks have bottomed out.
China and the US increasingly feel as if they are engaged in a potentially deadly poker game over Taiwan, as they attempt to bluff each other into backing down.
“The world has become a much more dangerous place after US president Joe Biden’s Afghanistan debacle,” writes BizNews founder Alec Hogg.
“President Biden rejoined the WHO as one of his first official acts, and his Administration has vowed to ‘strengthen and reform’ it.”
Big decisions loom for South Africa in an increasingly uncertain world, which is set for a major United States and China confrontation.