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Semiconductor Stocks

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AI accelerators, memory, foundries, chip equipment, analog, auto chips, and advanced packaging across the semiconductor value chain. The universe is dominated by AI Accelerators (53%) and Memory & Specialty (8%), outperforming SPY by 96.4 percentage points YTD.

YTD Return

+104.9%

+96.4 pts vs SPY

31 of 44 beat SPY

1-Month Return

+17.6%

+17.3 pts vs SPY

Universe Size

44 Stocks

Curated theme basket

Market Cap

$15.48T

Total capitalization

Theme Performance

Semiconductor Stocks Performance vs SPY and QQQ

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Weekly updates on performance, valuation changes, and key movers.

Theme Composition

Semiconductor Stocks Breakdown

Categories reflect each company's primary theme role. Some companies may have exposure to multiple segments.

Theme Overview

Semiconductor Stocks Overview

A summary of how the theme breaks down across business segments and where concentration risk lives.

Selected Stocks

35

in theme

Total Market Cap

$11.89T

combined

Highly Concentrated

The top 2 segments (AI Accelerators & Memory & Specialty & Semicap Equipment & Other segments) represent 79.5% of this theme by market cap.

Top Semiconductor Stocks Stocks

Top Semiconductor Stocks Stocks by Segment, Performance, and Valuation

NVDA logo

NVDA

NVIDIA Corporation

#1
Price$204.65
Mkt Cap-
YTD+8.4%
Rev G70.7%
AVGO logo

AVGO

Broadcom Inc.

#2
Price$392.89
Mkt Cap-
YTD+13%
Rev G36.3%
MU logo

MU

Micron Technology, Inc.

#3
Price$1,043.19
Mkt Cap-
YTD+230.7%
Rev G85.5%
AMD logo

AMD

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

#4
Price$512.48
Mkt Cap-
YTD+129.3%
Rev G35%
INTC logo

INTC

Intel Corporation

#5
Price$121.10
Mkt Cap-
YTD+207.5%
Rev G1.4%
AMAT logo

AMAT

Applied Materials, Inc.

#6
Price$592.92
Mkt Cap-
YTD+120.5%
Rev G3.3%
LRCX logo

LRCX

Lam Research Corporation

#7
Price$374.18
Mkt Cap-
YTD+102.2%
Rev G26.5%
TXN logo

TXN

Texas Instruments Incorporated

#8
Price$301.73
Mkt Cap-
YTD+70%
Rev G14.9%
MRVL logo

MRVL

Marvell Technology, Inc.

#9
Price$289.54
Mkt Cap-
YTD+223.9%
Rev G34.1%
QCOM logo

QCOM

QUALCOMM Incorporated

#10
Price$212.97
Mkt Cap-
YTD+23.1%
Rev G5.2%

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Daily Intelligence

Yesterday in Semiconductor Stocks

Key headlines and stock-level catalysts from the last trading session.

Last session recap is current.

End-of-day analysis published after market close. Next update after Jun 18, 2026 market close.

Session Brief

Jun 17, 2026
MIXED

AI demand drives semiconductor growth. AMD’s new AI memory deal lifts shares, but recent profit‑taking has pulled it below the market. ASML benefits from a Musk‑backed AI push, sending the lithography maker higher.

Key Drivers

Stock-Level Catalysts

Sentiment reflects catalyst narrative, not price direction - a stock can close lower while the fundamental driver is bullish.

AMD logoAMD logo
AMDMIXED

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

+1.02%

last session


AMD shares fell 6% on June 16, 2026 as profit‑taking outweighed a new AI memory partnership that had lifted the sto...

AVGO logoAVGO logo
AVGOMIXED

Broadcom Inc.

+4.29%

last session


AVGO is gaining traction from rising demand for custom AI chips and data‑center connectivity, positioning it to cap...

INTC logoINTC logo
INTCNEUTRAL

Intel Corporation

+3.46%

last session


Fresh EOD news and price action made this stock a theme driver.

LRCX logoLRCX logo
LRCXBULLISH

Lam Research Corporation

+1.31%

last session


Lam Research's 50% packaging growth forecast and strong earnings outlook are driving upside, despite a one‑day dip;...

MRVL logoMRVL logo
MRVLNEUTRAL

Marvell Technology, Inc.

+3.9%

last session


Fresh EOD news and price action made this stock a theme driver.

Updated after market close

Jun 17, 2026

Valuation Pulse

Are Semiconductor Stocks cheap or expensive right now?

DCF valuations and Wall Street ratings across the theme.

Data as of Jun 18, 2026 (EOD)

35 stocks in theme - 31 with full coverage

DCF Valuation

(Intrinsic Value)
Median Upside -35%

31

of 35

covered

Undervalued
3(10%)
Fair Value
6(19%)
Overvalued
22(71%)

Wall Street Consensus

(Price Targets)
Median Target Upside -4%

35

of 35

covered

Buy / Strong Buy
31(89%)
Hold
4(11%)
Sell / Strong Sell
0(0%)

Coverage Snapshot

Consensus is based on 35 stocks with analyst price targets. DCF analysis is based on 31 stocks with intrinsic value estimates.

Valuation Distribution

(35 covered stocks)

Theme Valuation Score

3.5

Expensive

Scale: 1 (Cheap) to 5 (Expensive)

1

Bargain

5 stocks (14%)

>= +30%

2

Cheap

2 stocks (6%)

+10% to +30%

3

Fair

6 stocks (17%)

-10% to +10%

4

Expensive

15 stocks (43%)

-25% to -10%

5

Very Expensive

7 stocks (20%)

<= -25%

Valuation score blends Wall Street target upside at 65% weight and DCF upside at 35% weight when both are available; single-source covered stocks use the available signal. Higher score means more expensive.

Earnings Calendar

Upcoming Earnings in Semiconductor Theme

Companies reporting in the next 30 days. Earnings dates and estimates can change as reports approach.

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CompanyReportsTimingEst. EPSEst. Revenue
MU logoMUMicron Technology, Inc.Wed, Jun 24Unconfirmed$19.62 est.$34.26B est.

Estimates are based on available consensus data. BMO = Before Market Open, AMC = After Market Close.

Research & Methodology

How to evaluate Semiconductor Stocks

Methodology, investment thesis, and key risks for this theme.

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How we evaluate these stocks

Our methodology

We compare chip companies by where they sit in the cycle and how directly they benefit from AI, cloud, auto, industrial, and device demand. Quality depends on margins, design wins, pricing power, and balance-sheet strength.

  • AI accelerator and networking exposure
  • Gross margin and operating leverage
  • Foundry, memory, equipment, and analog cycle position
  • Customer concentration and export-control exposure
  • Valuation against revenue growth and earnings quality
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Investment thesis

Why this theme exists

Semiconductors are the physical layer of modern computing. AI, cloud infrastructure, vehicles, industrial automation, and connected devices all increase the need for advanced chips and manufacturing capacity.

  • AI capex is raising demand for accelerators and networking
  • Memory and equipment can benefit as demand spreads
  • Foundries gain from advanced-node complexity
  • Auto and industrial chips support longer-cycle demand
  • Best operators can expand margins through scale
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Key risks

What could go wrong

Chip stocks are structurally important but still cyclical. Inventory corrections, capex pauses, export controls, and customer concentration can pressure even strong companies.

  • Inventory corrections after demand overbuilds
  • Export controls and geopolitical restrictions
  • Hyperscaler capex pauses or order timing shifts
  • Margin pressure from pricing or utilization declines
  • Peak multiples during peak growth phases
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions investors have about the Semiconductor Stocks theme.

01What are semiconductor stocks?

Semiconductor stocks are companies involved in designing, manufacturing, testing, packaging, or supplying equipment, IP, and materials for computer chips. The group includes AI accelerator leaders, foundries, memory suppliers, analog chipmakers, and semicap equipment companies.

02Is this different from the AI stocks theme?

Yes. AI stocks include software, cloud, and adoption beneficiaries. Semiconductor stocks focus specifically on the chip value chain.

03Which semiconductor metrics matter most?

Gross margin, revenue growth, operating margin, free cash flow, P/E or P/S, and recent returns are useful starting points. Equipment companies also require attention to orders and fab capex, while memory names are more sensitive to pricing cycles.

04Are semiconductor stocks cyclical?

Yes. Even high-quality chip companies can be affected by inventory cycles, pricing pressure, capex pauses, and end-market slowdowns. The long-term demand story does not remove short-cycle risk.

05Why are foundry and equipment stocks important?

Foundries and equipment suppliers show where future chip capacity is being built. If AI demand is real but fab spending or equipment orders weaken, investors should ask whether growth expectations are too aggressive.

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