Intel Corporation (INTC)
The Big 3: INTC, PANW, BRK/B
Today's Big 3 focuses on industry leaders in technology, cybersecurity and financials. Joe Tigay joins Rick Ducat and Nicole Petallides to break down the technical trends of Intel (INTC), Palo Alto Networks (PANW), and Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/B).
Are Intel (INTC) Shares Worth Another Look?
Intel INTC shares have largely been disappointing in 2024, unable to fully join the semiconductor trade and down more than 50%. Quarterly results have added fuel to the fire sale, with the stock unable to find any meaningful traction post-earnings.
Intel's New PC Chips Solve Its Biggest Problem
The new Arrow Lake chips are far more energy efficient than their predecessors.
PC Demand Is Still Weak. That's ‘Not Great for Intel and AMD,' Analyst Says.
Worldwide shipments of traditional PCs dipped 2.4% year-over-year to 68.8 million units during the third quarter of 2024.
How Much Is Intel Stock Really Worth?
Intel's stock price has experienced significant volatility in 2024.
Intel (INTC) Advances But Underperforms Market: Key Facts
Intel (INTC) closed at $23.47 in the latest trading session, marking a +0.64% move from the prior day.
Intel Vs. Oracle: Can Apollo's Rescue Plan Beat Oracle's AI Cloud Domination?
In the tech world, Intel Corp INTC is stumbling its way through a corporate reboot, while Oracle Corp ORCL is racing ahead, planting a $6.5 billion artificial intelligence and cloud flag in Malaysia.
Is Intel Stock a Buy?
The fallen chipmaker still faces fundamental and existential challenges.
Better Semiconductor Stock: Taiwan Semiconductor vs. Intel
These two stocks have traded in opposite directions this year.
Does Intel's New $3 Billion Pentagon Deal Make the Stock a Buy?
Intel just won another multibillion-dollar deal from the CHIPS Act.
Intel's AI-Powered Turnaround
Intel's recent 30% dip presents a golden buying opportunity due to its promising turnaround program aiming to improve AI exposure. Wall Street analysts are optimistic about Intel's turnaround, with EPS expected to rebound significantly in 2025 and beyond, driven by AI advancements. Intel's robust R&D budget, custom AI chips, and governmental support under the CHIPS Act position it well against competitors like Nvidia and AMD.
Intel: Too Cheap To Ignore (Technical Analysis)
Intel's stock experienced extreme volatility, plummeting nearly 40% before rebounding 21%, only to drop again after disappointing earnings and cost-cutting measures. Despite the volatility, Intel's price to book ratio is at a 30-year low, presenting a compelling value compared to competitors like AMD, QCOM, and TSM. Chart analysis suggests strong potential for upside, with a significant price gap to fill, indicating a possible 29.83% increase from current levels.
