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04-22-2021 11:03 PM in
OthersThe Joe Biden administration is seemingly hell-bent on building a strong chip manufacturing infrastructure in the USA, and as you might already know following recent reports, Samsung is one of the biggest industry players who are strongly considering opening up new semiconductor manufacturing plants on US soil. This has yet to be officially confirmed, but more to the point at hand, Samsung is seemingly undecided as to where it should direct its next wave of investment.
Samsung is expected to announce a 70 trillion won ($62 billion) investment in its chip manufacturing facilities, and a large portion of that sum is reportedly planned for the USA. Some industry watchers believe that Samsung is likely to invest around $17 billion in expanding its facility in Austin, Texas, but other analysts are not so convinced.
Samsung has a choice between three states: Texas, Arizona, and New York
Assuming that Samsung will indeed decide to make massive investments in USA’s chipset infrastructure this year, the company will reportedly have a choice between the states of Texas, Arizona, and New York. The company already has a chip manufacturing plant in Texas, so it would be logical for Samsung to want and invest in its existing facility to improve its production capacity.
On the other hand, Arizona might be on its way to becoming a global semiconductor hub now that TSMC and Intel are building new plants there, so there’s a chance that Samsung may want to invest in Arizona as well. The state government is reportedly offering up to $9,000 in tax credit for every job created over the course of three years.
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05-26-2022 03:17 AM in
OthersI believe that Samsung will invest most of it in Texas chip infrastructure because it's less risky to invest in the existing facility to improve it.
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05-27-2022 02:01 AM in
OthersYou're probably right, and I can tell you that it's just what investors do in order to reduce the risk to lose their money. It's quite beneficial to use the cppi methodology if you're an investor, and in general, learning about asset allocation is a great way to increase your chances of profiting. So I believe that most of its funds Samsung will invest in Texas.
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01-18-2024 09:35 PM in
OthersDispersion trading is an ETF/index arbitrage strategy that consists of trading the difference in the volatilities between an ETF/index and its individual stocks. One can set up a dispersion trade by buying straddles on the stocks and selling straddles on the ETF/index. Dispersion trading works, because ETF/indices tend to move less than stocks, opening up chances to profit from these mispricing.
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