Here's why the Texas Instruments stock is falling after solid earnings

Texas Instruments shares fell more than 5% in premarket even after reporting strong quarterly earnings and raising forward guidance. The stock is now at about $280, trading more than 16% below its highest level of the year, signaling investors are still cautious despite the upgrade.

Analysis

Texas Instruments shares fell more than 5% in premarket even after reporting strong quarterly earnings and raising forward guidance. The stock is now at about $280, trading more than 16% below its highest level of the year, signaling investors are still cautious despite the upgrade.