Shares of $INTC have risen by more than 180% just this year and are up over 450% since last year, which is crazy. I don't think any of us expected such a turnaround in $INTC stock. Personally, that rise seems exaggerated to me and I don't know what the company's valuation is based on to be so high. Such growth would make much more sense to me for $AMD or $NVDA, but not for $INT... Read more
Has anyone already set a buy order for $INTC? After the results were released—specifically the weaker outlook—the share price fell about 11% in after-hours trading 🔴
Intel kicked off this year with very strong gains!
Shares are up more than 7% today, bringing them close to the record levels from November. However, the price still sits below the resistance level of $44. If $INTC shares can get past that level, they could return to the prices investors saw at the company before 2022.
Yeah, I follow Intel, it’s a good company. I wrote a few posts here saying the government won’t let Intel fall. Intel needs time and confidence that what’s been downright screwed up over the past few years will improve with time. Nvidia probably had some reason (I think it was to cozy up to the government where the sun doesn’t shine :D). Time will tell if there are people at Intel who will give 100% to get the company back to competitiveness.
Intel actually surprised in the end. The results beat expectations and the shares $INTC jumped 8% in after-hours trading. I wouldn’t invest in it myself, but it’s clear the fundamentals are changing and the business may be starting to grow again.
What do you think? Will Intel catch up to companies like $AMD and $NVDA?
I had it, I sold it. I bought it before that big drop when they suspended dividends; now after the rebound I sold it with a 30% profit after just under two years. It's enough that I have AMD and Nvidia. Maybe their in-house manufacturing will kick in after all... but I don't really trust them anymore.
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In the end, Intel's results weren't great and the stock plunged in the aftermarket. My opinion hasn't changed and I wouldn't invest in $INTC. We'll see how they do, but I hope that in time $AMD will take their share .
📅 This week's key market events! A week full of earnings reports and macroeconomic signals that can influence the mood of the markets. Here's an overview of the most interesting events!
📡Monday Results before the markets open: Verizon $VZ - Markets will focus on new users and network connectivity.
🎙️ Tuesday Fed Chair Powell Speech - Highly anticipatedspeech may provide hints of... Read more
Shares of $INTC rose 7% yesterday on news that Intel plans to eliminate 529 jobs at its Oregon plants. The stock is up so far this year and the company could recover, but I'm still not investing.
Do you think Intel will still recover and grow again?
What do you think of Intel's results? Does anyone else have $INTCstock in their portfolio?
I think the results were not too bad, but the company is still not doing well (detailed info is in flash news). I never had$INTC stock in my portfolio and I would definitely not invest in this company now.
📅 Weekly investment outlook! This week brings a good amount of corporate earnings, as well as numbers from the US economy.
🐣Monday Easter Monday - Markets in Europe are still closed
🚗 Tuesday 📡 Results before the markets open: Verizon$VZ - The telecom giant is facing pressure from competition and developments in 5G. 3M$MMM - How is 3M settling legal disputes? Will the company build... Read more
It's starting to get pretty exciting and this week is going to be very interesting in terms of results. For me, the most important results will definitely be $TSLA, $GOOG and $INTC. If the stock continues to fall, I'll be overbought.
Which companies' results will you be interested in? And what stocks are you planning to buy?
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So it probably jumped because Apple might want processors from them, right?