On November 6, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing rose 3.49% Overnight, trading at $363.5 per share, with turnover of $17.742 million.
The move was accompanied by a recent target price increase to $600, supported by expectations that scaled deployment of in-house CPUs by Amazon and Google could generate incremental demand for the company.
Background context shows the stock had come under pressure after multiple large put option trades, including a $60.32 million same-direction deep in-the-money put structure and another $9.80 million put purchase, which had reinforced short-term bearish positioning. The latest rebound suggests that trading pressure from those bearish option flows has eased somewhat, while a broader semiconductor recovery also provided support, with AMD, Micron Technology, Broadcom, Intel, and NVIDIA all rising overnight.
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