Intel Jumps Over 7%: Is the Layoff Playbook Working?

Intel said it plans to start laying off hundreds of workers in Oregon as part of previously announced cuts under its restructuring plan. Shares of the embattled chipmaker jumped over 7% Tuesday, extending recent gains driven by hopes that new CEO Lip-Bu Tan can engineer a turnaround and speculation of potential deals to sell parts of its business. Still, the stock has lost close to a third of its value over the past 12 months.

avatarNewwb
07-15
$Intel(INTC)$   I believe this will be the start of gap up for Intel.
$Intel(INTC)$   Go big or go home 

Intel’s Stock Surges on Job Cuts — Is Downsizing the New Growth Strategy?

$Intel(INTC)$ On Monday, Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) shares leapt more than 7% after the company announced a significant new round of layoffs as part of its ongoing restructuring and cost-cutting initiatives. To some investors, the rally was a welcome sign of fiscal discipline and a shift toward profitability in a fiercely competitive semiconductor market. To others, it raised difficult questions about the company’s long-term vision — and whether cutting jobs represents strategy or desperation. In this article, we analyze Intel’s latest move in the context of its turnaround ambitions, the company’s historical playbook, current market sentiment, and what this might signal for the company’s future. Is Intel’s cost-cutting strategy laying the fo
Intel’s Stock Surges on Job Cuts — Is Downsizing the New Growth Strategy?

Intel At A Crossroads: New Strategy, Same Old Risks?

$Intel(INTC)$ Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) has once again shaken up its semiconductor roadmap, signaling further adjustments in its quest to regain technology leadership and capture a share of the AI-driven server boom. The stock has been battered this year amid execution missteps, fierce competition from NVIDIA (NVDA) and AMD (AMD), and skepticism over its turnaround plan. But does the latest strategic shift represent a buying opportunity for long-term investors, or is it yet another warning sign of a company struggling to find its footing in an industry defined by relentless innovation? In this article, we dissect Intel’s most recent moves — including potential abandonment of its 18A node, possible concessions to win back Apple (AAPL) and Nv
Intel At A Crossroads: New Strategy, Same Old Risks?
$Intel(INTC)$ Current $23 price for $Intel(INTC)$  is laughable. With its core assets and growth prospects, the stock deserves to be trading at $40 already
$Intel(INTC)$  $Intel(INTC)$  got slaughtered by fake news last week, but look at this glorious comeback now!
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07-08
$Intel(INTC)$ $Intel(INTC)$  doing its tightrope walk at channel top with bids at $23.05. Will the third time charm? Beats me, but riding this pony with loosey-goosey trailing stop. May the tendies be with y'all!
$Intel(INTC)$  Since day one, $Intel(INTC)$ 's boss has been hunting for raw customer opinions like it's Black Friday. Dude's literally begging for brutal honesty about their tech while taking notes on improvement areas. This feedback tsunami is gonna reshape corporate culture into some engineering-focused, fast-moving beast. Maybe Q2 earnings will reveal his secret sauce?
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06-16
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06-12
$Intel(INTC)$  🔌 Apple Cuts Intel Off — Can $INTC Still Hold the $20 Line? 💥 It's official: macOS will drop Intel chip support entirely by 2026, closing the final chapter of a 20-year partnership. This isn’t a surprise — Apple has been transitioning to its M-series chips since 2020 — but the confirmation still stings. 📉 Intel's stock is hovering around $20.60, with bears circling. Is this just another headline hit, or the final blow to investor confidence in Intel's comeback story? 🧠 What This Means (And What It Doesn’t) ❌ Don't overreact: Apple Macs made up a small fraction of Intel's revenue — low single-digit % at most. The loss is more symbolic than material. ✔️ Real issue: The bigger risk is the optics — another
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06-11
$Intel(INTC)$   8% Pop—Shake-out Rally or First Leg of a Turnaround? 1. Context. Intel (INTC) jumped ~8% on heavy volume this week, marking its biggest single-day gain in months. The move came amid improving sentiment around new leadership (former Cadence CEO Lip-Bu Tan now as Vice Chair), stabilising macro signals, and speculation of a broader semiconductor rally. This brings INTC back toward the middle of its long-standing $18–$26 trading range. 2. Why the Move Matters. Technical breakout watch: INTC has finally cleared its 50- and 200-day moving averages. A confirmed break above $26 would complete a long double-bottom base with upside toward $30–$33. Sentiment shift: The semiconductor index (SOX) has shown signs of broadening, with st

Intel’s Stock Surge: Navigating the Rally and Future Prospects

$Intel(INTC)$ Introduction Intel’s stock has recently captured investor attention with a 16% surge, driven by speculation about potential breakup deals with Broadcom and TSMC. This rally comes amidst a broader semiconductor industry boom, with 2025 sales projected to hit $697 billion. Despite this momentum, Intel’s stock has been volatile, trading within a $18–$26 range since August 2023, and its Q1 2025 earnings, while beating expectations, were overshadowed by disappointing Q2 guidance. This report explores whether Intel can sustain a breakout above $26, the viability of its long-term strategic shift, and whether investors should hold or sell during this rally. Recent Performance and Breakout Potential Intel’s stock surged 16% on a single day, l
Intel’s Stock Surge: Navigating the Rally and Future Prospects
$Intel(INTC)$ I can't put my finger on exactly what happened, but man, it feels like the downtrend we’ve seen since last fall is finally behind us. The volume today is wild—definitely something’s up. Intel INTC just exploded out of nowhere, no news, no nothing, and it’s up 8% in a day. This is insane! Honestly, I've been holding Intel for a while, and if this keeps up, it could change everything for me. It’s crazy how fast things can turn around in the stock market. I’m definitely riding this wave for as long as it lasts!

Intel soared 7.8%, is there a long opportunity?

Intel's stock price has risen recently after many days of addiction, with its stock price rising 7.8% to $22.08. With the double blessing of coaching change and cost streamlining, Intel is expected to usher in new opportunities.Lip-Bu Tan is in charge this year$Intel (INTC) $(INTC) Shuai Yin, whose resume of successfully reversing the company's decline during his tenure as CEO of Cadence Design Systems (CDNS) from 2009 to 2021 has attracted much attention.In the field of AI, Chen Liwu, with the support of the new chief technology and AI officer Sachin Katti, has launched a hardware and software plan optimized for AI. In the long run, as technology giants such as Alphabet (GOOG) and Amazon (AMZN) seek reliable foundry partners, Intel's existing layout
Intel soared 7.8%, is there a long opportunity?

Option Movers | Tesla Sees 63% Call Options; Intel's $22 Call Soars 817%

Market OverviewThe S&P 500 ended higher on Tuesday (June 10), lifted by a rally in Tesla as investors bet on positive results from U.S.-China trade talks aimed at defusing a tariff dispute that has roiled global markets this year.Regarding the options market, a total volume of 42,508,454 contracts was traded, down 6% from the previous trading day.Top 10 Option VolumesTop 10: $TSLA(TSLA)$, $NVDA(NVDA)$, $AAPL(AAPL)$, $VIX(VIX)$, $INTC(INTC)$, $PLTR(PLTR)$, $AMD(AMD)$,
Option Movers | Tesla Sees 63% Call Options; Intel's $22 Call Soars 817%
$Intel(INTC)$ As a IT worker who’s been hoarding big tech stocks, INTC is my "reliable office PC" play. Yeah, AMD’s the flashy new hire, but Intel’s the veteran still running 60% of our office desktops—you can’t code payroll systems on hype. Pat Gelsinger’s IDM 2.0 plan? Like upgrading from a clunky old laptop to a gaming rig—they’re building fabs faster than I can finish my morning coffee.Dividends? 3.5% yield, safer than my boss’s "urgent" Friday afternoon meetings. Valuation? 10x P/E is a steal, cheaper than the office microwave that only heats half your lunch. Sure, growth isn’t sexy, but this chip OG’s got more staying power than my 10-year-old work monitor. Bet on the comeback—Intel’s inside more systems than my for
$Intel(INTC)$ I honestly think if you’re holding Intel long-term, now’s a solid chance to load up in batches at around $20. There’s a decent potential for a valuation rebound once their performance picks up. Personally, I’d aim for a target of $30–35, but yeah, take it step by step. For those playing the short-term game, if we see a dip to $18 or $19, that’s your window to buy the dip—just be careful, and don’t forget to set a stop loss near $17. That’ll help you ride out any volatility without taking a major hit. Play it smart, and don’t get greedy!
avatarAN88
04-17
$Intel(INTC)$  smart no choice but maybe a lot lose job

Intel’s Altera Sale at a Discount: Bold Strategy or Desperate Move?

$Intel( $Intel(INTC)$ )$ $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing( $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ )$ $NVIDIA Corp( $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ )$ On April 14, 2025, Intel made waves by selling a 51% stake in its FPGA subsidiary Altera to Silver Lake for $4.46 billion, valuing Altera at $8.75 billion. Intel retains a 49% stake, and its stock jumped 3% on the news. But at nearly half the $16.7 billion Intel paid for Altera in 2015, this discount sale raises big questions: Is this a savvy step in Intel’s transformation, or a sign of deeper struggles? Will more spinoffs follow? And should investors be bullish on Intel’s future? Let’s dig in with fresh data and analysis as of
Intel’s Altera Sale at a Discount: Bold Strategy or Desperate Move?
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04-16
$Intel(INTC)$  going down deeper and deeper 
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