Texas Instruments' Stock Rises Amid Strong Financial Performance, ROE at 30%

Texas Instruments' stock has risen 8.5% in the past month. ROE, a measure of how effectively capital is reinvested, is 30%, indicating a profit of $0.30 for every dollar of shareholder investment. Despite a high ROE, net income has shrunk 5.9% over the past five years, which is concerning given that the industry has grown earnings at a 5.6% rate in the same period.