Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is crucial in the AI chip supply chain, with CEO C.C. Wei projecting over 30% revenue growth in 2026 amid ongoing global chip shortages. Despite recent stock volatility due to competition, patent disputes, and geopolitical risks, Wall Street remains bullish with a consensus target around $468. Analysts see potential for TSMC to reach $700 per share by 2030 if earnings continue to grow above 20% annually, the NVIDIA partnership succeeds, and geopolitical tensions remain manageable. Key risks include Taiwan Strait conflicts and U.S. export restrictions, which could impact valuation before earnings growth materializes.
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Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) has seen its stock price rise 47% over the past six months, significantly outperforming the benchmark's 10% gain. This growth is supported by strong earnings rather than speculative overvaluation, with TSM trading at a mode...
