New York Post
13 Feb 2026, 16:21 UTC · 31w ago
Verdict
Headline takes no side. We score TSM +0.50 — strongly bullish.
+0.50strongly bullish
More positive than 66% of ticker scores this week
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More positive than 66% of ticker scores this week
TSMC committed $165 billion to semiconductor plants in Arizona, a substantial positive US investment mention.
More positive than 66% of ticker scores this week
Apple announced $600 billion in US investment, seen as a strong positive signal amid tariff environment.
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More positive than 62% of ticker scores this week
Toyota committed $10 billion over five years for US investment, a positive mention in context of tariff-induced supply chain shifts.
More positive than 62% of ticker scores this week
Stellantis mentioned positively for pledging $13 billion for US factories, aligning with tariff-driven domestic investment narrative.
More positive than 62% of ticker scores this week
Hyundai pledged $26 billion including a new Louisiana steel facility, positive mention supporting domestic investment narrative.
More positive than 57% of ticker scores this week
Mercedes shifted SUV production to Alabama, mildly positive as it aligns with US investment trend.
More positive than 37% of relationship scores this week
[a_to_b] Apple and TSMC are mentioned as investing in US facilities, and Apple is a major customer of TSMC for semiconductor manufacturing.
More positive than 8% of relationship scores this week
[mutual] Both Stellantis and Toyota are mentioned as foreign automakers investing in US factories, indicating they compete in the automotive market.
More positive than 8% of relationship scores this week
[mutual] Toyota and Mercedes are both mentioned alongside Stellantis as automakers investing in US manufacturing, implying they are competitors.
More positive than 8% of relationship scores this week
[mutual] Stellantis, Toyota, and Mercedes are all cited as companies shifting production to the US, suggesting competitive dynamics in the auto sector.
More positive than 1% of relationship scores this week
[mutual] Apple and Hyundai are mentioned in the context of US investments, but they operate in different primary industries (consumer electronics vs. automotive), making them indirect competitors at most.
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$452.00 vs $368.10 close before publication (Feb 12) · not market-adjusted
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