Intel Stock News

The Company's third-quarter earnings were poor due to ongoing restructuring, but the market's muted reaction suggests optimism for future improvements. Intel Foundry's significant losses are a major concern; divesting it could allow Intel to focus on profitable segments like Client Computing and Data Center. INTC's AI accelerator Gaudi 3 and AI PC growth are promising, potentially driving futur...

I maintain my bullish rating on Intel, believing the stock is undervalued after its massive YoY drop, presenting a buying opportunity for brave medium-term investors. Despite Q3 2024 challenges, Intel's cost reduction and new product launches, like new processors for AI, could drive recovery and future growth. Intel's partnership with AMD and AWS, along with ambitious restructuring, aims to reg...

The return of the Trump administration to the White House in 2025 has caused many U.S. stocks to surge pre-emptively on positive sentiment, while Chinese stocks collapsed on fears of more trade tensions and tariffs to come. During his reelection campaign, Trump suggested imposing a 60% tariff on goods produced in China and 20% on everything else.

Intel stock has gained close to 14% over the last week, as it became clear that Donald Trump would be elected to the U.S. presidency. Although Intel has been plagued by multiple issues, including market share losses, significant manufacturing missteps, and the tech industry's broader transition from CPUs to GPUs, investors seem to think a second Trump term will be a good thing for Intel.

Intel is aggressively investing in expanding the company's capabilities in terms of breadth and scope.

Lawmakers and Wall Street analysts are worried about the future of the chip giant Intel. Intel is set to receive federal aid under the CHIPS Act to boost US semiconductor production.

Intel has a lot to gain or lose from the next White House.

2024 has been an exceptional year for equities, with the S&P500 up 21.3% YTD, driven by a strong economy, full employment, and an AI investment narrative. Despite relatively high valuations, few high-quality stocks have sold off recently. ASML's recent decline presents a long-term buying opportunity despite short-term challenges in the semiconductor industry and delayed growth expectations.