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Beyond the Quarter: What Could Power The Next Leg Of Broadcom Stock's Climb
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Beyond the Quarter: What Could Power The Next Leg Of Broadcom Stock's Climb

Yahoo Finance · Jun 24, 2026, 3:03 PM

Key takeaways

  • After a +53% run over the past year, you might be wondering what could possibly be left in the tank for Broadcom (AVGO).
  • Let’s start with the present, because the numbers are noteworthy.
  • How Far Out Can This Trajectory Really Go?

Beyond the Quarter: What Could Power The Next Leg Of Broadcom Stock's Climb Trefis Team Wed, June 24, 2026 at 10:03 PM GMT+7 4 min read AVGO MRVL QCOM NVDA TXN Image by Cristian Ibarra from Pixabay Despite the stock s significant appreciation, the most compelling upside lies not in near-term earnings but in the long-term visibility the company is building today.

After a +53% run over the past year, you might be wondering what could possibly be left in the tank for Broadcom (AVGO). The stock isn t a secret, and the AI story is well known. But the most powerful driver for the next phase of growth extends beyond the strong demand everyone sees today. It lies in how that demand is translating into something exceedingly rare in the chip industry: a multi-year, locked-in view of the future.

Let’s start with the present, because the numbers are noteworthy. In its most recent quarter, Broadcom’s AI semiconductor revenue hit a record $10.8 billion. That’s impressive on its own. But here’s the figure that changes the game: during that same period, the company took in bookings for AI semiconductors of “over $30 billion.” Think about that. For every dollar of AI chips it shipped, it booked more for the future. This isn t a gentle updraft; it s a clear signal that demand from its core customers is simply outrunning its current ability to supply it, creating a formidable pipeline of future business.

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