Texas instruments Inc.(NYSE:TXN) is a leading semiconductor stock that is trading higher by 0.41 cents to $33.76 a share. The stock has pulled back from its first hour high of $34.12 a share. Traders can watch for short term intra-day support around the $33.50 area. This level should see a small bounce. The next important support level for TXN stock will be at the $33.30 level which is another small intra-day bounce area.
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