$Intel(INTC)$  doesn't look good at the moment. But it also create an opportunity to buy the dip.  #DYOR

$Intel(INTC)$ The news that Intel is eligible for government funding to produce chips for the military is certainly encouraging and could provide a long-term boost to the company's growth and revenue. That said, I am holding off on buying the stock right now. While the news is promising, I still believe the stock is currently overvalued, especially considering the broader market environment and Intel's recent performance. I am looking for a more attractive entry point, ideally around $13, before I consider a move. If it reaches that price, it would offer a better risk-reward balance for me.

$Intel(INTC)$  Meme stock that easily manipulated 

I don't mind buying another 100 shares at $155.        

$Intel(INTC)$  I'm going to wait it dip below $20 to snatch some for my portfolio diversification. Kinda risk-adversed but this one looks too good to be missed out, so I'll just invest a small amount here out of FOMO tbh[Sly]  

$Intel(INTC)$  No matter what US gov will always cover his back.

Intel Corporation ( $Intel(INTC)$ ) has been making headlines recently with its ambitious restructuring efforts, AI-driven initiatives, and crucial deals with tech giants like Amazon. Despite these positive developments, the company's challenges persist, raising questions about whether Intel has reached a bottom in its stock price and presents a buying opportunity under $20. Key Developments Driving Investor Confidence Intel's multi-year collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to manufacture custom AI chips is a significant step forward. This deal highlights Intel’s commitment to expanding its presence in AI, a sector currently dominated by competitors like NVIDIA. The custom AI chip production, alongside Intel’s proposed restructuring of its

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Stock market on Monday (16 Sep) saw the DJIA jumped more than 200 points to close +0.55% higher setting a new record high. S&P 500 has a modest rise +0.13% which is still 0.6% below its all-time high. NASDAQ was the only decliner with -0.52% decline. NASDAQ’s performance was dragged down by Mega cap names and semiconductor shares, which outperformed last week. Apple (APPL) down by more than 2% after speculation that iPhone16 Pro demand has been weaker than expected. Other names like NVIDIA (NVDA), Amazon.com (AMZN), and Broadcom (AVGO) also influence the decline in NASDAQ. The Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP) closed 0.7% higher, and advancers had a 2-to-1 lead over decliners at the NYSE. Information Technology and Consumer Discretionary Sector The Only Decliner Nine sectors

Options Market Statistics: Intel Jumps 7.9% After Hours Following Foundry Split and Amazon Deal; Options Pop $Intel(INTC)$   shares jumped 6.36% Monday to close at $20.91, with option volume of 0.81 million, and calls accounted for 80.4% of the volume. The $21 calls expiring September 20 lead the flow with the highest volume. Shares further surged approximately 8% in after-hours trading on Monday following a series of positive developments.  The company is reportedly set to qualify for up to $3 billion in federal funding aimed at producing semiconductors for U.S. military applications. This influx of potential funding coincided with Intel's announcement that it will spin off its struggling foundry bus

Updated - September 16, 2024 4:03 PM EDT) Intel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC) and Amazon Web Services. Inc. (AWS), an Amazon.com company (NASDAQ: AMZN), today announced a co-investment in custom chip designs under a multi-year, multi-billion-dollar framework covering product and wafers from Intel. This is a significant expansion of the two companies’ longstanding strategic collaboration to help customers power virtually any workload and accelerate the performance of artificial intelligence (AI) applications. As part of the expanded collaboration, Intel will produce an AI fabric chip for AWS on Intel 18A, the company’s most advanced process node. Intel will also produce a custom Xeon 6 chip on Intel 3, building on the existing partnership under which Intel produces Xeon Scalable processors for AWS

Market Overview The broader market is experiencing mixed sentiments, driven by inflation concerns, interest rate fluctuations, and global geopolitical tensions. The tech sector, once the darling of the stock market, is facing increasing scrutiny as giants like Intel $Intel(INTC)$  navigate tough competition and structural challenges. Investors are torn between short-term profit expectations and long-term growth strategies, especially as companies like Nvidia $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  and AMD$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$   dominate the AI and specialized chip mark

$Intel(INTC)$  Intel's stock has faced significant pressure in 2024, with a steep drop of around 60%, prompting concerns that it might be delisted from the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA). If this happens, it would be a major blow, stripping Intel of passive investment inflows from funds tracking the DJIA. The company is dealing with major restructuring efforts, including exploring strategic divestitures like its Altera division and cutting workforce and capital expenditure to stabilize financially. This situation has led to mixed market sentiment. Some see Intel's efforts to reshape itself as necessary, but poorly timed, given the company's continued financial struggles. Others fear that removal from the Dow could accelerate its decline

$Intel(INTC)$ 🔻BEARISH  📉🍁🔻Intel’s Meltdown: When Chips Hit the Fan! 📉🍁🔻 Kia ora Tiger traders! Intel’s stock has crashed harder than my coffee on a Monday! ☕💥 Down 60% ~ the Dow’s worst performer. Intel’s been a Dow stalwart since 1999, during the dot-com boom. But now, with a 54% drop, it's facing potential delisting. Yikes! 😱 💡 Fun Fact: In 1971, Intel's first processor sold for $60 ~ now their stock is struggling to stay above that! 😬 🗣️ Analyst Quote: Stacy Rasgon from Bernstein said, "Intel is losing market share and relevance, and it's hard to see how they recover soon." 🔥 Hey Tiger Traders, is this Intel’s Blue Screen of Death? Have any major tech firms bounced back after a delisting@