Broadcom Inc. (AVGO)

Let's check out the charts of this semiconductor company.

It may not be too late to take part in the positive market action on semiconductor stocks, but be cautious. Here is how things stand.

While some fear a crash like the one after 1999's party, I couldn't leave this market if I tried.

Think about where Amazon went from $76. That's where one of these favorites could go.

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TSMC issued a strong Q1 sales outlook amid heavy demand for its most advanced manufacturing processes. And it shared a capex budget that has given a boost to chip equipment stocks.

This cybersecurity company will likely draw you in with its special $12 dividend, and then keep you for a while.

During a talk with TheStreet, NXP CTO Lars Reger went into detail about his firm's R&D strategy for various growth markets.

This is a market that thrives on certainty. We got it Friday.

Broadcom expects fiscal 2020 to be a good year for networking and RF chip sales. But it forecasts a major drop in its "mixed-signal custom" wireless chip sales to Apple.

The Fed doesn't know what will happen, and they most certainly don't know what they will do in response when the worm does indeed turn.

In a challenge to Broadcom and others, Cisco plans to sell a new switching/routing processor and license its routing software to other hardware makers.

Traders could go long on AVGO, as the charts appear to show price targets of around $335 and then $400.

The purpose is not to shake you out, although it can feel like that; here's what's really going on.

Qualcomm's shares moved lower after it forecast strong growth for a chip business that will benefit from 5G adoption, but offered a more measured growth outlook for its patent-licensing business.

Everywhere I go I hear the smart money is betting on a recession, that earnings will be down, but every day something contradicts these bears.

The mobile chip and patent-licensing giant delivered better-than-feared results and guidance, and talked up 5G's expected impact on its chip business next year.

Intel suggests the recent slowdown it's seen in demand from cloud clients is ending, and Amazon's latest capital spending numbers support this claim.

In the market cap bracket between $5 billion and $100 billion sit some of the most egregiously overvalued, economically inefficient bubble stocks in this peaking market.

It's all because some stocks are more powerful than others and the aberrations are to the downside. Not the upside.

The chip manufacturing giant issued strong Q4 sales guidance, offered upbeat remarks about 2020 5G phone demand and hiked its capital spending budget.

RMPIA is up 20.9% in the first nine months of 2019.

STMicroelectronics and Sony each appear to be supplying four chips for Apple's latest flagship iPhones. Many other historical iPhone suppliers also make appearances in the latest teardowns.

So many companies -- like Netflix, Facebook and Johnson & Johnson -- are not trading on earnings per share, but on factors that are nearly impossible to quantify.

The networking giant was reportedly willing to pay much more than $7 billion for infrastructure and app monitoring software firm Datadog, which delivered a strong IPO on Thursday.

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It's all about consistent cash flow. Annuity anyone?

Their fiscal third quarter earnings results gave investors reason to pause.