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4 Things Investors Are Watching as Markets Reopen After the Long Weekend

U.S. markets are reopening after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, with investors focusing on key issues: 1) New tariffs announced by President Trump on imports from eight European countries, potentially impacting global stocks. 2) Earnings season is underway, with major companies like Netflix and Intel reporting, shifting focus to company outlooks. 3) Interest rates are crucial, with investors watching the Federal Reserve for hints on future rate cuts. 4) AI and chip stocks remain in the spotlight, following strong results from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, raising expectations for tech companies' revenue growth.

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Is Taiwan Semiconductor a Better Buy Than Intel for 2026?

Taiwan Semiconductor is currently viewed as a more attractive investment than Intel for 2026. TSMC dominates the semiconductor fabrication market, boasting superior financial metrics, including a revenue of $121.3 billion in 2025 and a gross margin of 58.98%. In contrast, Intel's revenue has declined, with a gross margin of only 33%. TSMC also has a strong cash position and is expanding its manufacturing in the U.S. Despite not being on a recent top stock list, TSMC's financial strength makes it a compelling choice for investors.

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Intel (INTC) and AMD: Two Chip Stocks to Watch Closely Ahead of Q4 Earnings

Intel (INTC) and AMD are preparing to report their Q4 earnings, with Intel's stock rising 116% in 2025 due to partnerships and cost-cutting efforts, while AMD's stock has increased over 90% driven by AI chip demand. Analysts expect Intel to report earnings of $0.08 per share, down 38.5% year-over-year, and AMD to report $1.31 per share, up 20%. Analysts favor AMD with a Strong Buy rating and a 22.5% upside, while Intel holds a Hold rating with a 7.6% downside.

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Key facts: KeyBanc Upgrades Intel; Analysts Favor CPUs for AI Growth

KeyBanc analyst John Vinh upgraded Intel to Overweight with a target of $60, indicating a potential 28% upside due to progress in its foundry business.1In 2026, analysts are prioritizing CPUs over GPUs for AI, highlighting Intel's potential as CPUs are essential for handling various AI workloads.2Intel's stock trades at a price-to-sales ratio under 4, much lower than Nvidia's 34. Analysts rate it as 'hold' with a potential upside of 27%.3

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Could Intel’s Tiber AI Integration Recast PDF Solutions (PDFS) as a Core Semiconductor Data Platform?

PDF Solutions is experiencing increased demand for its data and connectivity platforms due to complexities in semiconductor manufacturing and the integration of Intel’s Tiber AI Studio into its Exensio software. This integration is expected to enhance PDF Solutions' role in AI-driven workflows, supporting its revenue growth guidance of 21% to 23% for 2025. However, risks remain regarding heavy investments and potential customer spending slowdowns. Current fair value estimates for PDF Solutions range from $15 to $44 per share, indicating varied investor opinions on its future performance.

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