4 Undervalued Semiconductor Stocks You Can Buy Now
Summary
Parkev states that while the rapid rise in semiconductor and AI stocks in 2026 has led to concerns about a market bubble, he believes some undervalued opportunities persist. He highlights four specific semiconductor companies that he sees as excellent investments at their current prices, expecting them to benefit from robust industry demand, particularly from the booming data center market.
Mentioned Stocks
Reasoning: Parkev recommends Broadcom as another undervalued semiconductor stock to buy anywhere below $400; currently priced at $377, well below his fair value of $493. Broadcom helps major customers like Alphabet create accelerated computing chips and proprietary designs, and offers a risk reduction factor when diversifying away from Nvidia.
Reasoning: Parkev finds Nvidia surprisingly undervalued at $209 per share, significantly below his fair value of $309. Despite its massive market cap, he expects its free cash flow to jump from $65 billion in 2025 to $350 billion by 2030, with sales largely locked in. He believes the stock price has room to move higher, supported by management's significant share buybacks.
Reasoning: Parkev views Qualcomm as undervalued at $216 per share, below his intrinsic value of $274. Although its smartphone market faces headwinds, Qualcomm is successfully expanding into the high-growth data center market, as well as automotive and personal computers, positioning it to benefit from the massive spending by hyperscalers on data centers.
Reasoning: Parkev recommends TSMC as a very attractive semiconductor stock to buy at market prices below $450 a share; currently trading at $425, which is below his calculated fair value of $587. It is the best manufacturing company in the world, partnering with major chip companies, experiencing booming sales, and has a backlog of demand, allowing it to capture premium prices and achieve great margins due to operating at near full capacity.