Analyst Brad Lin lifted his price target on U.S-listed shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing to $125, representing 35% upside from Thursday's close. He cited "sustainable and strong" demand for AI products, which should meaningfully benefit the leading AI chipmaker and maker of edge nodes and advanced packaging.
" So far this year, shares of Taiwan Semiconductor have jumped about 23%, while Nvidia shares have more than doubled. Lin views Taiwan Semiconductor's valuation as attractive at nearly 14 times price-to-earnings, and near the lower end of its historical range.
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