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International Business Machines Corporation IBM
- Ticker
- IBM
- Exchange
- NYSE
- Sector
- Information
- Founded
- 1911
What moves IBM
International Business Machines Corporation sits in Information Technology. Semiconductors, software, and hardware — the companies building the digital and AI infrastructure the rest of the economy runs on. The forces that matter most for the sector — and therefore for IBM — are:
- ◆The AI capital-expenditure cycle
- ◆Interest rates and the cost of long-duration growth
- ◆Enterprise IT budgets and cloud migration
- ◆Export controls and the US–China chip race
Congressional trading in IBM
From time to time, International Business Machines Corporation shows up in the stock transactions members of Congress disclose under the STOCK Act. On its own that's just data — Yield Theory's job is to tell you whether it means anything.
We track these disclosures and read them as one input into the bigger picture: who is positioning, why, and what it implies for capital flows. See the congressional trades tracker for the lawmakers whose filings we watch most closely.
Lawmakers active in Information Technology
How Yield Theory covers IBM
IBM intersects several of the themes in every Yield Theory issue. We don't chase headlines on individual tickers — we track where capital is rotating and explain what it means for the names in its path.
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IBM — frequently asked questions
What sector is IBM in?
International Business Machines Corporation is classified in the Information Technology sector and trades on the NYSE.
Do members of Congress trade IBM?
Congressional trading in IBM appears in public STOCK Act disclosures from time to time. Yield Theory folds notable political flows into its broader analysis.
Is IBM a good investment?
We don't publish one-line buy/sell ratings. Yield Theory members get the full macro thesis, catalysts, and risks behind every name we cover, so you can decide with conviction. This page is research, not investment advice.
Where is International Business Machines Corporation headquartered?
International Business Machines Corporation is headquartered in Armonk, New York and was founded in 1911.
This page is independent research and educational information, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Company facts are compiled from public sources. Do your own research.
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