Texas Instruments Incorporated (Nasdaq: TXN)—one of the market’s biggest analog and embedded chipmakers—heads into Monday’s session with investors weighing a familiar tug-of-war: signs that the sector’s inventory reset is easing versus continued caution around industrial demand, tariffs, and margins. Where TXN stock stands heading into Monday With US markets closed over the weekend, the latest reference point is Friday’s close. One nuance: “Year-to-date return” can differ by data provider depending on whether it’s price-only or total return (dividends included). For example, MarketBeat shows price performance year-to-date as modestly negative, while Yahoo’s quote page shows YTD return slightly positive—likely reflecting dividend