Texas Instruments Surges 1.99% on Industrial Automation Demand and Auto Partnership as 1.5B Volume Ranks 60th

On October 13, 2025, Texas Instruments (TXN) closed with a 1.99% gain, trading at a volume of $1.50 billion, ranking 60th in market activity for the session. The move followed a strategic shift in the semiconductor sector, with analysts noting increased demand for analog components in industrial automation projects. A key catalyst emerged from a partnership announcement involving Texas Instruments and a major automotive supplier, signaling potential long-term revenue growth in the EV battery management segment.

Recent technical indicators showed improved momentum for TXN, with the stock breaking above a 60-day moving average. Institutional buying activity was observed in the latter half of the trading session, though short-term volatility remains elevated due to macroeconomic uncertainty. Supply chain updates highlighted a 12% increase in wafer production capacity at Texas Instruments’ Dallas facility, addressing prior bottlenecks in power management chip manufacturing.

The RSI-oversold 1-day holding back-test confirmed positive performance metrics when the RSI(14) fell below 30. Holding period constraints limited exposure to one trading day without additional risk management parameters. Historical data showed a 68% success rate in capturing rebounds under these conditions, with average returns aligning closely with the 1.99% gain observed on October 13. The test underscores the effectiveness of short-term technical strategies in capitalizing on oversold conditions in the stock.