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Broadcom: trend-following strategy vs buy & hold

Equities · tracked with Broadcom (AVGO)

Broadcom designs networking and custom AI chips used in data centres and smartphones, and owns a large infrastructure-software business (including VMware).

Growth of 100 since 2009

buy & hold · total return
CAGR · buy & hold
39.9%
per year since 2009
Max drawdown · buy & hold
-48.3%
worst fall from a high
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Drawdownfall from the previous high

Buy & hold total return of Broadcom (AVGO). The Strategy Alpha results and live signal for Broadcom are part of Plus.

What drives Broadcom

AI data-centre demand, the semiconductor cycle, acquisitions and its strong cash returns to shareholders drive the stock.

How a trend-following strategy handles Broadcom

Broadcom has been a steady compounder with semiconductor-style volatility — strong trends, interrupted by sharp corrections when the chip cycle turns.

Our Strategy Alpha applies the same simple, rules-based trend filter to every market: invested while the trend is up, in Treasury bills while it is down, checked once a month. It is not a forecast — it is a discipline that aims to keep most of the long climbs and sit out the deepest drawdowns.

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