Charles Lemonides of ValueWorks predicts Intel will achieve a much higher sales-growth rate than what Wall Street analysts expect.
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Intel is set to report earnings after the closing bell Thursday, with the chipmaker's stock seen potentially swinging to its highest level in decades following the results.
The chip maker's stock is on track for the best month in at least 46 years — leading to no fewer than two analyst upgrades two days before it reports earnings.
Intel (INTC) is starting to get a different kind of attention, with HSBC upgrading the stock and pointing to server CPUs as the real engine behind its next phas
Intel (INTC) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report.
INTC heads into Q1 earnings with AI-driven momentum from new chips and expanding partnerships, but rising competition and foundry weakness cloud the outlook.
Intel, Taiwan Semiconductor and Nvidia shares have all gained over the last 12 months as the AI supply chain moves onshore.
Shares of Intel gained on Tuesday after falling on Monday as a rare upgrade from a previously bearish analyst added fresh momentum to the stock's strong run in 2026. The chipmaker's shares rose in early trading, building on a year-to-date surge driven largely by rising demand for central processing units (CPUs) from artificial intelligence hyperscalers.
Intel investors on Thursday will focus on its efforts to sort out supply chain issues that have limited the company's ability to ramp up chip production to meet rising demand from businesses adopting AI-related services.
GE Aerospace (GE) moved higher and 3M (MMM) shares slid after earnings. Diane King Hall explains what the key drivers are behind each mover.
The 2026 Q1 earnings season accelerates in a big way this week, with a wide variety of companies across sectors on deck to report their results. The earnings cycle has been dominated by finance so far, with big banks as the main highlight.