Texas Instruments Cuts Spending, Boosts Cash Flow Projections Through 2026

Texas Instruments Cuts Spending, Boosts Cash Flow Projections Through 2026

Texas Instruments demonstrates strong capital allocation skills while maintaining its leadership position in the analog semiconductor market. The company’s strategic investments in cost-efficient 300mm wafer facilities, backed by substantial government support, position it perfectly for future growth.

Strong free cash flow projections and consistent dividend growth… Read More

These dividend ETFs offer steady income

Dividend-paying companies have done well over the longer term, although the recent performance of this group lagged the main market indexes. That’s because higher interest rates on fixed-income investments made their dividends less attractive to income investors. Still, high-quality dividend-paying companies—given their prospects for capital… Read More

New plants prepare these techs for growth

These tech leaders are spending heavily on new plants and other facilities. While that has hurt their earnings growth, the investments set the stage for stronger growth over the next few years—and higher dividends.
MICROSOFT CORP. $423 is a buy. The software giant (Nasdaq symbol MSFT; High-Growth Dividend… Read More

Chipmaker poised for more gains

Despite slowing sales of its chips to makers of industrial products and cars, the shares of Texas Instruments have jumped 27% in the past year. In the process, they hit a new all-time high of $215 in August 2024.
The impressive rise is partly due to… Read More

High R&D fuels their gains and your income

Tech stocks are highly cyclical, which adds risk. They are also vulnerable to rapidly changing technology and trends. That’s why it’s best to stick with market leaders like these two, which have the ability to finance big investments in research and development—and pay dependable dividends!
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