How Schwab Network’s view on $TSM changed

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2026-10-15Bullish
2026-10-15Bullish
“TSM Earnings Support AI Demand Accelerating, CapEx Weighs on Stock Outlook”
TSMC beat expectations with ~60% y/y Q4 revenue growth guidance and 58.7% operating margin. AI demand still exceeds supply and TSMC has pricing power, though near-term margins dip on the 2nm ramp. The stock fell despite record profits amid semiconductor and macro selling; that valuation is an opportunity to watch.

We're back with " Morning Trade Live" to focus on a chart for TSMC. This year is what really tells the story. I mean, obviously we saw a huge upswing throughout 2026, but we've fallen back from those high levels, especially as the semiconductor sector has borne the brunt of the intense selling pressure we've seen recently.

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