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.
Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC, XETRA:INL) shares fell about 4% to around $65 on Wednesday, as analysts at Wedbush cautioned that the chipmaker's recent rally may be outpacing underlying fundamentals. In a note, the analysts wrote that Intel's stock has roughly doubled since its fourth quarter earnings report, driven by optimism around advanced packaging opportunities, potential foundry gains, and stronger CPU demand linked to artificial intelligence inference workloads.
Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) stock just earned a strong endorsement from Stifel analyst Ruben Roy, who raised the firm's price target from $42 to $65 while keeping a Hold rating on the shares.
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) finally has a shot at making new all-time highs after an incredible melt-up year.
Evaluate the expected performance of Intel (INTC) for the quarter ended March 2026, looking beyond the conventional Wall Street top-and-bottom-line estimates and examining some of its key metrics for better insight.
A shift in the AI market helps the chip maker, but the stock has already tripled while Intel's turnaround is far from done.
INTC unveils Core Series 3 mobile chips built on 18A process, targeting budget users with AI features, up to 47% faster performance and longer battery life.
Intel (INTC) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.
Intel (INTC) remains a Hold as the stock price has far outpaced fundamental improvements, with little evidence of a true turnaround. Q1 2026 guidance shows revenue and margins declining, with gross margin at 34.5% and EPS at $0.00, reflecting ongoing supply and cost challenges. INTC's foundry business lacks significant external customer wins, and free cash flow remains negative, raising concerns about capital allocation and execution.
The chip maker's stock has surged on good news, but one analyst is still worried about the company's fundamentals.
Shares of Intel continued their strong upward momentum on Thursday, extending gains after a two-week rally that has pushed the stock near multi-decade highs. The chipmaker's stock rose 4.5% to $67.93, following a brief pause after a nine-day winning streak that helped deliver its best monthly performance since 1987.