Are chip stocks collectively bouncing back? Intel: I haven't exited the market yet, Texas Instruments: I've always been here!

Intel's rise this time is a bit like "the veteran returns." In the past few years, it was criticized for outdated manufacturing processes, but now the market is starting to reassess its long-term potential.
And Texas Instruments is a typical "quietly making money" player. Not chasing hot topics, but able to stay steady through every cycle.
The synchronized rise of both actually indicates one issue:
The market is shifting from "storytelling" to "focusing on cash flow."
Intel offers imagination space, Texas Instruments provides certainty, and this combination just meets the needs of different funds.
In terms of investment strategy, this kind of market is more suitable for "diversified allocation" rather than going all-in on a single leader.
In one sentence: the chip market is moving from "star effect" to "group performance."#英特尔与德州仪器大涨