Group 1: Market Overview - Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are experiencing a decline as the Nasdaq Composite has fallen 7.5% since the announcement of new tariffs on April 2 [1] - The volatility in the stock market is particularly affecting technology stocks due to fear and uncertainty surrounding the tariff agenda [1] Group 2: Company-Specific Insights - Broadcom's shares initially dropped as much as 20% following the tariff news but have since rebounded, currently down less than 1% [2] - The company's recent announcement of a 10billionstockbuybackprogramthroughDecember31hascontributedtotherecoveryofitsshares[2][10]−Despitetherecentrecovery,Broadcom′sstockisstilldown26260 billion on AI infrastructure in 2025 [7] - Broadcom is already collaborating with some of these hyperscalers, positioning itself to benefit from the rising demand for networking and custom silicon services [7] - Meta Platforms plans to increase its capital expenditures by 67% to 65billionthisyear,focusingondesigningitsownsiliconandworkingwithBroadcom,whichisapositiveindicatorforBroadcom′sfutureprospects[7]Group4:ValuationandInvestmentConsiderations−Theongoingsell−offhasbroughtBroadcom′svaluationtoitslowestlevelinaboutayearbasedonaforwardprice−to−earnings(P/E)multiple,suggestingthestockmaybeoversold[9]−Thecurrent10 billion buyback program is expected to lead to share repurchases over the next eight months, which could support the stock price [10] - Given the robust prospects from ongoing infrastructure spending by major AI players, Broadcom's stock appears to be a bargain despite near-term volatility from tariffs [11]