On August 4, Texas Instruments rose 3.04% in regular trading, trading at $279.33 USD/share, with turnover of $241 million. The semiconductor sector staged a broad rebound following the prior session's pullback, with Marvell Technology up 11.85%, Intel up 7.79%, Micron Technology up 7.05%, Advanced Micro Devices up 6.09%, and NVIDIA up 1.98%.

Texas Instruments had declined 3.11% the previous session amid sector-wide profit-taking pressure, despite its Q2 results showing revenue of $5.46 billion (up 23% YoY) and EPS of $2.14, both significantly beating estimates. Multiple institutions have recently raised price targets, with Arete upgrading to Buy with a $405 target, UBS raising to $380, and JPMorgan raising to $340, reflecting confidence in the broadening recovery across automotive, industrial, and data center end markets.

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