Arm's stock has dropped nearly 37% in one month, trading at a very high valuation with no dividend, making it risky for retirees. Qualcomm, despite a handset slump and a slight revenue decline, offers a 2.17% dividend yield, a much lower valuation, and growth in automotive and IoT sectors. Both companies report earnings soon; Arm must prove its royalty growth and new CPU business are strong, while Qualcomm needs to show stabilization in handset demand and progress in custom silicon deals. For retirees seeking income and safety, Qualcomm is the better choice, while Arm suits long-term growth investors willing to accept high risk.
Arm shares trade at USD 192.13, down 5.12% in the last day, while Qualcomm is priced at USD 165.91 with a 0.90% gain. Qualcomm's dividend yield on Pluang is 2.24%, contrasting with Arm's lack of dividends. These prices reflect investor sentiment as of Nov 05, 2026 03:31 WIB.
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