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Examine the evolution of Texas Instruments' (TXN) overseas revenue trends and their effects on Wall Street's forecasts and the stock's prospects.

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I maintain my 'hold' rating on Texas Instruments. Q2 earnings were solid, with revenue and EPS both up 16% and at the high end of guidance, plus strong cash returns to shareholders. Despite strong Q2 results, the stock dropped 12% due to a flat EPS outlook for Q3, surprising analysts.

Texas Instruments Incorporated delivered a solid quarter, with sequential revenue growth and better working capital management, but geopolitical risks and tariffs remain a concern. Management acknowledges some Q2 strength was likely demand pulled forward due to tariffs, and industrial recovery is more robust than automotive. Valuation has run ahead of fundamentals, with the stock trading at a premium not fully justified by current earnings or margin outlook.

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended More Earnings Details 4:32 pm by Eric Bleeker TXN | Texas Instruments Q2’25 Earnings Highlights: Adj. EPS: $1.41 ; UP +16% YoY Revenue: $4.45B []; UP +16% YoY Net Income: $1.30B []; UP +15% YoY Operating Profit: $1.56B []; UP +25% YoY Free Cash Flow: $1.80B; UP +18% YoY Dividends Paid: $1.24B; UP +5% YoY Stock Repurchases: $0.30B Effective Tax Rate: 12.4% (vs. 9.6% YoY) Q2’25 Outlook: Revenue: $4.45B to $4.80B [] The outlook reflects continued strength in industrial markets and the impact of recent U.S. tax legislation. Management expects ongoing demand recovery, particularly in the automotive and industrial sectors. Adj. EPS: $1.36 to $1.60 [] Q2 Segment Performance: Analog Revenue: $3.45B []; UP +18% YoY Embedded Processing Revenue: $0.68B []; UP +10% YoY Other Revenue: $0.32B []; UP +14% YoY Other Key Q2 Metrics: Adj. Operating Income: $1.56B []; UP +25% YoY Adj. Operating Expenses: $1.01B; UP +6% YoY R&D Expenses: $0.53B; UP +6%

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Latest earnings reports from leading chip stocks signal that the expansion phase of the current chip cycle is ending. Micron Technology, Inc., as one of the most cyclical chip stock, faces large downsides due to its particular product mix. Memory semiconductors and storage hardware are among the most discretionary and commoditized items for the IT industry, in my view.

Shares of auto and industrial chip giant Texas Instruments (TXN -13.38%) plunged doubled digits on Wednesday, falling 13.3% as of 2:22 p.m. ET.