For much of the industrial era, semiconductors (i.e. chips) were a cyclical sector. For investors, that meant 12 to 18 months of blistering growth followed by several years of flat performance. But for the last five years, chip stocks have been one of the best sectors for growth-oriented investors.
It's not to say that the sector has been without volatility. But long-term trends remain favorable for chip stocks. First, the emergence of artificial intelligence is fueling the growth of data centers, which will be a core audience for chipmakers. Second, the refresh cycle for consumers continues to get shorter.
And a big reason for that is because the amount of “connected" devices in our lives continues to expand. The average vehicle made today (ICE or EV) has between 1,000 and 3,000 semiconductor chips.
In this special presentation, we're analyzing seven chip stocks that investors should look to buy on the recent sell-off in the sector. These stocks will be part of the growth in this sector which continues to have years to run.
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