Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ: AVGO) is heading into the final trading stretch of 2025 with investors trying to answer a deceptively simple question: is the recent pullback in Broadcom stock a normal “holiday hangover” after a huge run—or the market repricing what AI profits actually look like when the chips ship?
As of early Friday, Dec. 26, Broadcom shares were trading around $350 in premarket activity, roughly flat-to-slightly higher on the session at the time of writing.
That price level matters because it sits well below the early-December highs and reflects a sharp change in sentiment after Broadcom’s latest earnings: the company delivered strong results and upbeat revenue guidance, but also warned that the surge in AI-related sales can pressure gross margins in the near term. [1]
Below is a full roundup of what’s driving Broadcom stock on Dec. 26, 2025—including the newest headlines, the most-cited forecasts, and the key debates shaping how Wall Street is valuing AVGO into…
