Texas Instruments Surges to an All-Time High on Its Best Earnings Beat Since 2000
Texas Instruments jumped 8.2% to an all-time high on April 22, driven by Q1 2026 revenue of $4.8 billion — up 19% year-over-year — and an outlook Bloomberg called the stock's biggest single-day gain since 2000. The full-year EPS consensus jumped 20% in just seven days, signaling a broad analyst reset on the chip sector.
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Conclusion
Close $282.23 vs. open $260.76 (+8.2%) on Apr 22; volume 25.6M vs. 20d avg 6.1M (4.2x); 52-week high breached (prior $238.80, new $284.09); EPS trend 0y: $7.71 vs. $6.43 seven days ago (+20%); stock has more than doubled from 52-week low of $151.28.