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guard your card.com. The beauty of covering semiconductors or electronics hardware is nobody can forecast

in market demand.

It's always a black box.

Hello and welcome to the Barron Streetwise podcast.

I'm Jack Howe.

And the voice you just heard is Medi Hoseini.

He's a semiconductor analyst at Susquehanna International Group.

And he says that spending on computing power is about to peak, maybe dip.

And that might have big implications for the stock market.

In a moment, Medi will tell us more about his view, including which types of semiconductor companies he thinks spending will flow toward.

That's later. First, we'll say a few

words about stock splits. Listening in is absolutely no one. Our audio producer Jackson Cantrell

is off this week. He's traveling. Can't say where. Rhymes with

Bratamala. I can't say any more than that. Rather than bring you a rerun, I thought we bring

you a quick, fresh episode. I've never done this by myself before. I don't know how this works.

Who's going to be there to reel me back in? If I get sidetracked, if I start talking about, it's probably going to be an old TV show,

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