The tech sector is full of fast-moving, cutting-edge, and “at the forefront” companies. Do you know what powers all of that? Boring old semiconductors, that’s what. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a high-tech server supporting the latest cloud-computing software firm, or your toaster, they all have a mess of semiconductors and computer chips inside. Despite many of their decent yields, many investors seeking dividend stocks tend to overlook the boring semiconductors. That’s a shame, as they provide a stable way to play much of the high growth of high technology. Luckily, we’re here to help at InvestorPlace.
Here are three semiconductor stocks to buy for big dividends today: When it comes to the semiconductors and dividends, boring is beautiful. Case in point: Microchip Technology (MCHP). Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) is a unique bird among the semiconductors. That’s because it doesn’t design chips — it does the dirty work and operates as a foundry. Sector stalwart Texas Instruments (TXN) could offer the best of both worlds when looking at semiconductors.
Source: InvestorPlace
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