koolgal
06-09 06:08
🌟AI stocks are expensive if you look at today's earnings.They are cheap if you look at the next decade.

To value AI stocks we look at whether the company has moats, eco system lock in, its growth rates, free cash flow rates & core earnings fundamentals.

I like $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ because it sits as the ultimate gatekeeper of modern technology.  Nvidia, Broadcom, AMD & Apple cannot physically manufacture a single cutting edge chip without asking TSMC to build it for them.

TSMC commands a staggering 70% market share in the global foundry business.  More importantly, when it comes to ultra advanced 3 nanometer & 5 nanometer chips required for AI & high performance computing, TSMC market share is almost 100%.

TSMC is a bargain when you consider its P/E ratio is only 24.3x.  It also has an efficient 1.29 expected PEG ratio.

For investors, TSMC also pays a 1.2% dividend yield in addition to capital growth.  That is why TSMC is my favourite.

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