$Intel(INTC)$ I've been wondering how they've been holding this down. With naked shorts involved, and they appear to be using a 2x ETF by failing to deliver shares from it. Daily amounts reaching millions of dollars. Looking at those numbers, this seems borderline criminal. This is a major find.
$Intel(INTC)$ Q2 institutional monetary inflow is $155 billion versus outflow of $8.9 billion, roughly 16 times more inflow than outflow. That setup looks supportive for major gains heading into earnings.
$Intel(INTC)$ The whole market is under pressure, and new strikes on Iran were expected. Saying this is driven by anything else is just making things up. Was hoping for some kind of resolution over the weekend, but it didn't happen. Unfortunate. Here's hoping for better news as the week progresses.
$Intel(INTC)$ Look at all the people who sold AMD at $196, $200, $240, $280 or $300. At every one of those levels, there were probably investors saying they were taking their profits. Nothing wrong with that — everyone has their own strategy. But here's the interesting part: the fundamentals were getting better. AMD kept executing, the business kept improving, and the market eventually recognized that improvement. AMD is now around $476, and some analysts still believe there could be considerably more upside. That's why I look at Intel differently. If Intel's fundamentals continue to improve — revenue, margins, AI opportunities, foundry growth, partnerships and overall execution — why would I automatically assu
$Intel(INTC)$ Potential inverted head and shoulders pattern showing on the daily chart. If it plays out, I'd be watching for a breakout above the neckline around $106.
$Intel(INTC)$ My order for 1,000 shares at 95.50 has filled, so I now have 5,000 shares. Intel is now 10% of my portfolio. I'll add more as funds become available, great company.