TSMC shares fell 3.37% to close at $141.37 on Tuesday, extending losses in after-hours trading by another 1.89% to $138.70, as investors continued to react to President Donald Trump's threat of imposing tariffs as high as 100% if the chipmaker doesn't build plants in the United States.
Potential Intel-TSMC joint venture reports highlight a significant strategic opportunity for Intel's foundry business and its path toward renewed leadership.
NVIDIA's stock price correction has opened up a deep value, but there is a risk of buying in too early. This stock could continue to fall until headwinds ease.
Taiwan Semiconductor stock drops 10% due to Trump's tariff hikes and concerns over US subsidies & defense treaty. Foreign investors sold $13B in March.
Ming-Chi Kuo warns that Trump's semiconductor tariffs pose significant risks for stocks, highlighting that even Apple's $500 billion U.S. investment didn't secure leniency from the aggressive policy.
It seems that Trump cares less about Taiwan than Ukraine. Trump’s only concern about Ukraine is how to take its rare earth mineral wealth, while he does not care about Taiwan at all.
