Morgan Stanley rates the North American semiconductor industry as "Attractive," continues to favor Nvidia as its top pick, and is also bullish on Broadcom.
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Morgan Stanley assigned an "Attractive" rating to the North American semiconductor sector on November 10, stating that near-term risks could keep the group range-bound but that it favors buying as share prices approach the lower end of that range. The bank reiterated Nvidia as its top pick and also expressed a positive view on Broadcom, while noting that SanDisk and Micron Technology offer increasingly attractive risk-reward profiles. Morgan Stanley ranked its preferred sub-sectors in order: GPU/XPU compute, memory, semiconductor production equipment, analog chips, networking chips, and CPUs. The call matters because it signals continued institutional appetite for AI-linked chip exposure even as the firm flags volatility ahead.
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