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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (64700)	7/23/2025 3:27:57 AM
From: Johnny Canuck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 67450

Why is Texas Instruments’ stock sliding after earnings? Analysts boil it down to one word. Johnny: Issue is weakness in autos to continue which affect AEHR, MCHP, ADI and QCOM. Front end loading may be a theme for most earnings this season, which means the beat and meet but guide down. Tariffs also a theme as impact is being seen now. >>>>>>>>>>> Summarize the key points of this article: marketwatch.com ChatGPT said: Here are the key takeaways from the MarketWatch article “Why Is Texas Instruments Stock Sliding After Earnings? Analysts Boil It Down to One Word”: ?? 1. Flat-Out Q2 Beat, But Q3 Tone Dims Outlook Strong Q2 results: TI posted earnings of $1.41 per share on $4.45?billion in revenue, beating analysts’ estimates ($1.36 and $4.36?billion) Investopedia+11MarketWatch+11MarketWatch+11 Investors+1Barron's+1. Murky guidance: While Q3 projections were within expectations, the tone shifted from optimism to caution, triggering investor concern MarketWatch Barron's. ??? 2. That One Word: “Tone” Analysts said it came down to “tone”—recently upbeat management comments were replaced by a more “moody”, cautious stance focused on geopolitical tensions and tariffs MarketWatch. Oppenheimer described the call as “moody,” Cantor Fitzgerald said it was “definitively more cautious,” and Bernstein labeled it “tone deaf” MarketWatch. ?? 3. Underlying Concerns: Tariffs & Pull-Forward Effects Management highlighted concerns about tariff impact, noting that prior Q2 demand might have been front-loaded—customers ordering ahead of potential tariff hikes Barron's+4MarketWatch+4Reuters+4. The auto sector remains weak, and rising geopolitical uncertainties are weighing on customer sentiment Reuters Barron's. ?? 4. Stock Reaction: Worst Drop in Years TI shares plunged approximately 12% after hours, marking what could be the worst single-day fall since 2008 Reuters+2MarketWatch+2Finviz+2. Broader coverage cites drops of 8–11% after hours, reflecting investor shock at tone ambiguity despite solid numbers Reuters Barron's Investors.