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MIG Capital Trims Taiwan Semiconductor Stake by 40,384 Shares

Tipranks - Thu Feb 26, 9:08PM CST

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MIG Capital, Llc, managed by Richard Merage, recently executed a significant transaction involving Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited ((TSM)). The hedge fund reduced its position by 40,384 shares.

Recent Updates on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited stock

TSMC shares have surged over 80% in the past year and roughly 7–23% YTD, recently trading around $362–$375 with heavy, call‑skewed options activity and implied volatility near 44, as January revenue jumped 36.8% YoY and management outlined AI‑focused capex plans of up to US$75B. Analysts maintain Strong Buy/Outperform views with $397–$410 average targets and a $450 bull case despite a rich ~32x P/E, mixed hedge‑fund flows, and execution risks, while January filings show no insider share or capital‑structure changes and ongoing investment in fixed income and land.

Spark’s Take on TSM Stock

According to Spark, TipRanks’ AI Analyst, TSM is a Outperform.

The score is driven primarily by excellent financial performance (elite margins, improving growth momentum, strong balance sheet) and a constructive earnings outlook with strong AI-led guidance. These positives are moderated by an extended technical setup (overbought signals) and a relatively rich valuation (P/E ~32 with low dividend yield), plus execution and margin-dilution risks tied to elevated CapEx and global/advanced-node ramp-ups.

To see Spark’s full report on TSM stock, click here.

More about Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited

YTD Price Performance: 26.94%

Average Trading Volume: 12,572,577

Current Market Cap: $1627.3B

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