Broadcom, JPMorgan Chase, and Coca-Cola have each delivered substantial long-term returns through durable earnings and dividends. Broadcom benefits from booming AI semiconductor demand, projecting $230 billion revenue in fiscal 2028. JPMorgan Chase combines dividend growth with a $50 billion buyback plan amid strong earnings. Coca-Cola continues 63 years of dividend increases, driven by global volume growth and raised guidance. Each faces risks like customer concentration, credit trends, and litigation, but all have catalysts that could fuel further gains this fall.
Broadcom, JPMorgan Chase, and Coca-Cola continue to attract strong buying interest on Pluang, with Broadcom showing 88% buy orders and a 1-day gain of 1.59%. Coca-Cola offers the highest dividend yield among the three at 2.41%, while JPMorgan trades with a dividend yield of 1.72%. These stocks remain popular choices for investors seeking income and growth as of Sep 17, 2026 17:11 WIB.
Broadcom Inc. expects to ship about $350 billion worth of AI chips over fiscal years 2027 and 2028, reflecting robust demand and secured supply. The company targets AI revenues of $115 billion in 2027 and $230 billion in 2028, supported by rising cap...
Broadcom reported a 221% year-over-year surge in AI semiconductor revenue, reaching $16.7 billion in Q3, signaling strong growth potential. Despite this, its stock is down 17% from recent highs, partly due to margin compression and financing risks. C...
Broadcom reported a stellar quarter with AI semiconductor revenue up 221% year-over-year, reaching $16.7 billion, and total revenue rising 85.5% to $29.59 billion. The company is generating strong free cash flow of $13.66 billion and is actively redu...
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan dismissed concerns about a potential slowdown in AI model development affecting the company's business, reaffirming confidence in their long-term revenue targets. Despite investor worries sparked by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's ...
Marvell Technology's stock fell 7% amid concerns over a slowdown in AI infrastructure spending and an expected Federal Reserve rate increase. This decline led a broader sell-off in semiconductor stocks, with Broadcom down 4% and NVIDIA retreating 3%....
