On November 6, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing rises 4.22% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $373.0637 per share, with turnover of $27.413 million.
The main catalyst cited by recent market coverage is a target price increase to $600 from $554, driven by expectations that Amazon and Google’s in-house CPU deployments will scale and add incremental demand for the company. Recent market interpretation also noted that earlier large bearish put positioning had pressured near-term sentiment, but the latest rebound suggests that pressure has eased as investors digest the bullish demand outlook.
Sector strength is also providing support. In semiconductors, NVIDIA rose 2.75%, Micron Technology rose 6.57%, Advanced Micro Devices rose 5.71%, Broadcom rose 4.24%, and Intel rose 4.5%.
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