Broadcom was upgraded to a buy rating after its Q2 results showed a rebound in free cash flow margins, reaching 46% of revenue, supported by operating leverage and low capital expenditure. Despite some pressure on gross margins, the company’s cash flow strength supports a long-term growth thesis. Trading at about 34 times forward P/E, Broadcom is valued at the higher end of its range, with moderate double-digit returns possible over the next 12 to 18 months if execution meets expectations. The recent stock correction is seen as rational, positioning Broadcom as a patient accumulation opportunity rather than a quick rebound play, with some risks around execution and revenue timing into the first half of fiscal 2027.
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Celestica Inc. has faced a recent stock selloff following Broadcom's weaker-than-expected AI semiconductor revenue forecast. Despite this, Celestica remains fundamentally strong, supported by growing demand for Google's TPU hardware and the upcoming ...
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