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Texas Instruments (TXN)

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+10.23 (3.58%)

as of Jun 30, 2026, 4:56:40 pm Market Open.

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Jun 30, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 4 opinions in the last 12 months.

Texas Instruments (TXN-Q) recently experienced a significant share price jump of 10% following the company's positive guidance regarding its supply constraints in the computer chip market. Historically, the company has lagged behind other semiconductor stocks and has limited exposure to the data center segment, relying heavily on industrial and automotive sectors for business. However, there are signs of growth in its data center operations. Despite recent gains, some analysts express caution, pointing to a technical analysis indicating that the stock appears range-bound and may decline if it falls below $160. On a more positive note, TXN has a strong position in the Edge AI market and boasts the longest customer list in the semiconductor industry, largely due to its analog and embedded divisions, with an average 12-month price target among analysts set at $249.

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Mixed

Valuation

Fair Value

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WEAK BUY

They are the king of the analog chips, used from washing machines to TVs. Analog will always be around, though haven't participated much in AI> A stable stocks that pays around 2.8% $188 is his price target.

TOP PICK

This is a conservative play in the tech market. It has a great franchise in the semi-conductor market. It is the king of the analog segment which is not as volatile on the pricing side. In the real world not everything is digital and analog chips are everywhere. Its chips manage power requirements, etc. as well as the micro-controls segment on the wireless side. In its its April 25th report it increased guidance as well as providing great top and bottom lines.

BUY

He sold higher-beta semi stocks for lower-beta tech stocks like TXN last fall.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Feb 02/22, Down 2%) Compared to other tech, this is a winner. It's boring--analog products to manage power in electronics, and embedded processing which are used in cars, fridges and other electronics. They make semis in these boring segments, so it's done well. They will build a new plant in Texas in 2025 and will be the king of these processors. It's now fairly valued now.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 21/21, Down 13%) Has sold shares in the company. Thinks it might be good for a long term investor (despite not owning shares).

DON'T BUY

You want to buy analog chips that favour low-grade, industrial applications. The massive flow of funds into semis is now unwinding significantly. Primary trade on semis is a long-term short. A buy could be 18 months away at least. His preferred stock is ADI.

PARTIAL BUY

Trades at 16x earnings. They will make their quarter. It's too cheap to ignore. You can start buying a little.

BUY

They would've reported a great quarter if not for the Chinese Covid lockdown, but still a good report.

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PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 21/21, Up 2.03%) Really well run. Will do well with return to domestic production. He sold on a change of heart, thinking that orders had been brought forward. He'd revisit at some point.

BUY

They have a diverse chipmaker that are sold to industrials, the internet of things and cars. It boasts good profitability, valuation and growth at these levels.

TOP PICK

Massive company that flies under the radar. Attractive, perpetual compounders. Financial safety, high ROIC, enviable capital allocation flexibility. Very sound company. King of both embedded and analog processing, which goes in fridges and dryers, etc. Embedded processing is about micro-controllers. Not as sexy as others, but they're in absolutely everything. Tremendous cashflow. Price target of $214. Yield is 2.52%.

BUY

Has been a fantastic company. It is a semi-conductor company that has been run like a business right from the beginning. Many other semi's are adopting its business model. Buy on weakness and hold. If looking for more leverage consider LAM and KLA which are the 'picks and shovels' of the gold rush in this sector.

TOP PICK

They make most of their chips in-house, which makes sense during supply shortages. If we see a growth in the real economy (not metaverse), all the sensors in devices like your garage door opener or TV remote, then TI will see a huge benefit. They boast thousands of customers and products, and strong cash flow. (Analysts’ price target is $202.46)

BUY

Instead of ADI, he owns TXN, which does digital and analog chips. One of the most profitable of all of the chip manufacturers, and this is why he owns it.

DON'T BUY

TXN vs. ADI Likes ADI because of chips for driverless vehicles, and involved in 4G and 5G with telecoms. Aerospace and military applications. Fundamentals are better, dividend growth better. Over the next 5-10 years, better runway to grow, and with it earnings, profits, share price, and dividends.

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