Okay, now we can move on to the third stock, which is a less well-known company in the semiconductor industry. Its market value is less than $50 billion. Much like Broadcom, it announced its profits and the market punished it, and rightly so , wasn't it?
I think that for Broadcom, for example, the reason for penalizing it is logical. I wouldn't be too pessimistic about the stock, but I can understand why the market is punishing it. The same applies to this stock.