 - Semiconductors are tiny pieces we need to make electronics work.
- High-quality semiconductors require two vital components: a chip and a wafer.
- Today’s Power Stock operates one of the largest semiconductor wafer foundries and rates an 83 on our proprietary system.
| The idea for today’s Power Stock came from an email from a member of our premium stock research service, Green Zone Fortunes. (If you aren’t a member of Green Zone Fortunes, click here now to find out how you can join for under $5 a month!)
Patrick writes: I was looking into a [semiconductor] stock. I checked it on your valuations, and it came in with a strong 83. Could you look at this and tell me what you think? Absolutely, Patrick. Thanks for writing in, and thanks for using the Stock Power Ratings on our website!
For starters, semiconductors conduct electricity. You’ll find them in thousands of different products from smartphones to gaming consoles and medical equipment.
A semiconductor needs two components: a chip and a wafer.
The chip is embedded into the wafer, and one won’t work without the other.
In 2020, the global semiconductor’s market’s value hit $467 billion.
By 2030, the market will expand to $940 billion — a 101.3% increase — as semiconductor use grows.
That brings me to Patrick’s question … and today’s Power Stock.
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