Stocks
Texas Instruments defines themselves as an “American technology company headquartered in Dallas, Texas, that designs and manufactures semiconductors and various integrated circuits, which it sells to electronics designers and manufacturers globally.” Anyone students or workers are sure to have used TI’s products at some point in their life.
TI is known for having quite frankly, the most sustainable and user-friendly products in the world. This niche ability is what makes their customer satisfaction so high. Like many companies around the world, TI had a lot of trouble keeping up their traction during Covid. However, proven management is currently in the process of building a better financial strategy to alleviate these concerns.
Because TI is at the forefront of the semiconductor industry, they have much experience in beating out their competitors. From their ingenuity to user-friendliness, TI is long-term stock investors should put their money in now.
- Financials:
- Market Cap: $158.54B
- Revenue: $4.91B
- Profit Margin: 43.16%
- Operating Margin: 50.55%
- Gross Margin: 68.68%
Next, Nvidia is “an American multinational technology company which creates interactive graphics on laptops, workstations, mobile devices, notebooks, PCs, and more.” Like TI, they are at the forefront of the semiconductor industry and are one of the more experienced companies in the market.
Like TI, Nvidia has a broad, expansive consumer market, providing them with many revenue opportunities. From building gaming chips to developing PC-integrated circuits, they delved into as many industries as they could. This is especially insightful because, with multiple sources of revenue, they need not worry about losing potential profits. Nvidia’s mission is to ease the life of their consumers, and they have done just that!
Nvidia is a company built to sustain for the long-term, so put your money in this fruitful stock now!
- Financials:
- Market Cap: $467.06BRevenue: $8.288BProfit Margin: 32.02%Operating Margin: 33.69%
- Gross Margin: 65.26%
Financial Term
The financial term for this blog is the debt-to-equity ratio, which measures the degree to which a company uses its debt and equity to fund themselves. Higher values pertain to companies that use more debt than equity to fund fundamental operations. Companies with a high debt-to-equity ratio are typically overperforming. They generate higher revenue, although, in some situations, high debt-to-equity values mean that a company likely has a lower cost of capital than if it was all equity financed as equity is more expensive.
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