Why TSMC Is the AI Chip Kingdom You Can’t Ignore

Now, if your inner capitalist is twitching at the thought of owning a slice of this pie, may I present Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC). Yes, the TSMC. The company is basically the Hogwarts of chip-making, except instead of wands, they wield lasers and microscopic precision.

Costco’s $1,000 Odyssey: A Cosmic Prediction

However, it’s having a rare market underperformance right now, roughly flat year to date while the market is up 14%. It’s trading at $916 per share as of this writing, and it doesn’t look like it will break through the $1,000 mark in 2025. However, it’s likely to get there in 2026. (Or perhaps 2027, depending on whether the universe decides to grant us a grace period. We’ll see.)

Tech Titans: October’s Golden Goose

Behold the three titans standing at the crossroads of innovation and avarice: Nvidia (NVDA), the gilded toadstool squatting atop the AI mushroom; Microsoft (MSFT), the velvet-gloved monarch weaving silicon spells into every parchment of enterprise; and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), the scrappy fox nipping at the heels of the glittering hounds.

Meta’s Quiet Revolution: A Trillion-Dollar Vision Through AI Glasses

Artificial intelligence, that most elusive of muses, has proven itself no mere fleeting fancy here. It whispers through the corridors of Meta’s advertising empire, transforming the mundane act of selling soap into a symphony of targeted engagement. One might say it has become the unseen hand guiding merchants through the digital agora, streamlining their pleas to the gods of consumerism.

Marijuana Stocks: A Schemer’s Guide to Green Gold

For those daring enough to wade into this verdant quagmire, three stocks stand out like a well-tailored suit in a room full of moth-eaten coats: Tilray Brands (TLRY), a corporate chameleon with a penchant for reinvention; Canopy Growth (CGC), the industry’s emotional barometer with all the subtlety of a marching band; and Innovative Industrial Properties (IIPR), a real estate magnate who’s decided to let others do the hard work while sipping tea and collecting rent.