ETFs Are Net Sellers of Texas Instruments (TXN) on Oct. 15
π Texas Instruments saw net ETF selling of $62.2 million on Thursday, marking a second consecutive session of outflows.
π SOXX was the largest seller, reducing its position by 3.58% worth $64.4 million in TXN shares.
π° The company reported trailing-12-month revenue of $19.45 billion, up 16.9% year-over-year.
π Gross margin stands at 58.3% with a net margin of 31.1%, reflecting strong profitability.
π’ TXN has a market cap of $252.5 billion and trades at a P/E ratio of 42.06.
π The GF Value is calculated at $239.74, which is lower than the current share price of $276.48.
π΅ Shares are up 62.04% year to date with a dividend yield of 2.2%.
π Over the last five days, ETFs were net buyers on three sessions and net sellers on two.
π Investors are watching to see if the recent selling streak extends beyond Thursday.
π The company designs and manufactures semiconductors sold globally to electronics designers.
- Texas Instruments reported trailing-12-month revenue of $19.45 billion, a significant 16.9% increase over the year.
- The company maintains robust profitability with a gross margin of 58.3% and a net margin of 31.1%.
- Shares have appreciated substantially, rising 62.04% year to date.
- TXN offers a dividend yield of 2.2%, providing income to shareholders.
- ETFs were net sellers for the second straight session, with $62.2 million in outflows on Thursday.
- SOXX reduced its stake by 3.58% worth $64.4 million, indicating institutional selling pressure.