Really impressed with the close here... I could certainly see it as a weekly higher low attempt inside this range. I still don't think that we're out of the woods. We lost the 50. That's not a good look.

— Trade Brigade

Trump bought a large position in Intel on August 18th. That was less than a week before he announced that the government would purchase a 10% stake in the company. So, the level of corruption here is unlike anything we've ever seen.

— Prof G Markets

I did put my money where my mouth is when Trump put his money into Intel. I was like I'm getting long zebras and I loaded the flotilla. So it's been that's been pretty good for me.

— tastylive

Intel, Intel's absolutely just exploded. Intel's never seen anything like this. three-month rate of change, six-month rate of change, and one-year rate of change off the charts. Relative strength just started to turn back up again. I mean, Intel may have a lot more room to go.

— EarningsBeats

Biggest mover of the morning, up 11 to 13%, 12% is A. It's not A+. And you size it at 30%, not 80%... the unnamed source issue isn't just academic. Intel went up to close 11.2%. The trade worked, but the trader who sized Intel at 80% of their daily stock based on an unverified ne

— SMB Capital

Intel canceled their Magdeburg fab plans as well as that for a packaging plant in Poland. I think this had a major effect on the whole pillar… The EU staked one half of their chips bet on a company with a then-uncertain future with only tentative ties to Europe.

— Asianometry

I don't want to be buying Intel here.

— Daniel Pronk, at 17:48

Intel still has a lot of work to do to get itself back into fighting shape. It is obviously in the early innings of doing just that. So, that's great. But, the cleaner investments in the CPU markets, especially if you're just looking at CPUs alone for these two businesses is stil

— Chip Stock Investor

Intel is still not a profitable company. And that holds for most companies out there these days.

— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.

Intel, my friends, is not profitable on the same accounting standards that were holding just three years ago.

— Value Investing with Sven Carlin, Ph.D.

Of the big three logic chip manufacturers, Intel is the least competent. As we discussed earlier, they cannot manufacture the highest end chips and are forced to outsource this to TSMC. So, how is Intel supposed to teach Tesla how to do something which Intel itself cannot do?

— Wall Street Millennial

Whereas like Intel is sort of bearish

— SpotGamma

Intel's always behind the eight ball. This is what happens when you're playing from your back foot. So this is Intel's problem. It's market to lose... Intel is probably just going to lose more market share because someone will meet that demand.

— Chip Stock Investor

If we look at Intel, you know, much better action in here. However, look at the volatility of this. This is really crazy volatility. And if you're buying and holding, you've got a have a a lot of risk tolerance.

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

18A is one of the boldest manufacturing bets in decades, and right now, Intel may briefly be ahead, but the rest of the industry is moving very fast... Can Intel turn this early lead into a lasting advantage or the rest of the industry will be able to catch up before the window c

— Anastasi In Tech

Intel bouncing maybe from its 50-day moving average

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

Intel's maybe trying to find some buyers along the 50-day moving average, but it's got a declining 20, it's declining you know and you definitely don't want to buy with a declining 5-day moving average. At a minimum, don't do that.

— Brian Shannon - Alpha Trends

Between 2021 and 2023, they hired 20,000 people, announced billions of dollars of fabs and expansions around the world, and set forth an ultra aggressive process node rollout schedule. Then the COVID PC and remote working boom abruptly ended... As a result, tens of thousands of l

— Asianometry

look at Intel, you know, with its earnings got crushed the other day because it didn't quite

— EarningsBeats

Intel was in here. I sold out of Intel at a slight loss.

— Learn to Invest