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Strategies & Market Trends : Technical analysis for shorts & longs
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Semiconductor Recovery Signals and Strategy

Conversation with Gemini



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In this video, Chip Stock Investor discusses the potential for a recovery in the "auto, industrial, and power" semiconductor sectors, highlighting Microchip Technology (MCHP) as a key signal that the market may have bottomed out.

Key Highlights and Market Analysis
  • Microchip’s Positive Guidance: On January 5th, Microchip announced that its net sales for Q3 fiscal year 2026 (the December 2025 quarter) would exceed previous expectations, reaching approximately $1.2 billion [ 01:50]. This represents a nearly 5% increase from the original midpoint guidance [ 01:59].

  • The Bottoming Process: The hosts suggest that the semiconductor downturn for industrial and auto chips likely bottomed in March 2025 [ 04:52]. While a "hockey stick" (rapid) recovery in revenue hasn't happened yet, there is a steady quarter-over-quarter increase of about 4% [ 04:42].

  • Inventory Levels: A critical metric for value in this sector is the reduction of inventory. Microchip’s inventory is currently at its lowest level in several quarters [ 05:54]. As inventories drop, "idle fabs" (manufacturing plants) can be turned back on, which could lead to a significant recovery in earnings per share (EPS) [ 06:13].

  • Book-to-Bill Ratio: Microchip reported a book-to-bill ratio (new orders divided by completed orders) greater than 1.0 throughout 2025, which is a classic indicator of a new growth cycle [ 08:55].

Investment Strategy: Value vs. Momentum
  • Value Investing: The hosts categorize these stocks as "value plays" that require patience, contrasting them with high-momentum AI and data center stocks like NVIDIA [ 10:37].

  • Competitors to Watch: The video notes that other companies in this segment, such as Texas Instruments, ST Microelectronics, ON Semiconductor, and Lattice Semiconductor, are seeing similar downward trends in inventory, moving in a positive direction for investors [ 07:29].

  • Remaining Risks: Investors should remain cautious as these companies are "not completely out of the woods yet" due to high competition from China and the time needed to fully restore profitability [ 09:42].

Video Link: Best Semiconductor Value Stocks for 2026: Microchip Signals The Bottom!



Best Semiconductor Value Stocks for 2026: Microchip Signals The Bottom!

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