Qualcomm: Surging AI Optimism Not Warranted

Summary:

  • Qualcomm stock has outperformed my expectations, as AI hype drove its recent surge.
  • The Company’s second fiscal quarter earnings release underscored the significant recovery in its critical Chinese market.
  • Qualcomm is well-positioned to continue gaining share as the AI smartphone upgrade cycle accelerates.
  • Given its tepid growth grade, the market seems to have overrated Qualcomm’s opportunities.
  • With the QCOM potentially surging into over-optimistic levels, investors must be extra cautious about buying more shares.

Qualcomm's office building at its headquarters in San Diego, California, USA.

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Qualcomm Stock Outperformed My Expectations

Qualcomm Incorporated (NASDAQ:QCOM) stock’s performance has surprised me. The smartphone chipset maker saw QCOM stock re-test its recent highs after Qualcomm released its second fiscal-quarter earnings report.

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