TSM’s 54% Surge & 10% Target; Accenture Rebound 01/09/26
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TSM’s 54% Surge & 10% Target; Accenture Rebound 01/09/26
Key Stories:
- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSM, the world’s largest contract chipmaker, delivered an impressive performance last year, with its share price rocketing over 54%. The momentum continues into the new year, as Wall Street remains highly optimistic. JPMorgan, for example, recently raised its price target on December 7th, maintaining a “Buy” rating and forecasting an additional 10% upside from current levels over the next 12 months. This analyst confidence underscores TSM’s position as a dominant force in the high-growth semiconductor sector, a critical area for investors tracking technological advancements and global chip demand. Read more
- Now, let’s turn our attention to the consulting giant, Accenture. After facing a challenging period that saw its shares decline nearly 20% over the past year, closing recently at $281.82, investors are starting to reconsider its valuation. The professional services firm has shown recent signs of recovery, with its stock climbing 5% over the last seven days, 4.6% in the past month, and an 8.4% gain year-to-date. This recent positive momentum is being fueled by an uptick in consulting demand and a strong focus on AI-related services. It suggests that after a significant pullback, Accenture may be poised for renewed growth, making it a stock worth watching for potential upside. Read more
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