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NASDAQ:INTC

Intel (INTC)

125.30
-2.56 (2.00%)
as of Jun 16, 2026, 1:25:28 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 15, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 30 opinions in the last 12 months.

Intel has seen a significant turnaround since the new CEO took over, with shares rallying 321% over the past year and strong earnings surprises reported. The company's high-end CPUs are critical for data centers, and despite facing supply constraints, demand remains robust. Analysts express mixed opinions, noting its essential role in national strategic interests and government support, while also highlighting challenges such as heavy competition and high valuations. Despite these concerns, many investors maintain a cautious optimism regarding Intel's future performance, driven by strategic government partnerships and a belief in the CEO's capability to steer the company back to growth.

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DON'T BUY
His model price continues to erode as interest rates move up and earnings guidance moves down. His model price is currently $20.77, a positive 17.6% differential.
DON'T BUY
Great company, but is in a dog fight with Advanced Micro Devices (AMD-N) and other chip makers and margins are being compressed. Very expensive and capital intensive to build chip factories.
TOP PICK
Came out with new products that have responded well to AMD competition. Getting very price aggressive which they can afford to be since they have the most advance factories and to make the most money on the most advance chips.
TOP PICK
Quality name that allows you to sleep at night knowing that the business is going to keep going. A long-term hold. New products are selling extremely well.
HOLD
His model price is $24 but was $30 in December. Has atrophied down. This can also be seen in the price action. Would like to see the earnings estimates move up and some positive good news.
BUY
A premier company. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD-N) has been taking market share away from them. They are coming out with a number of products, which should help. A tough business to be in. Buying at these valuations should make you money in the long-term.
WEAK BUY
A little concerned that they are losing market share. Wouldn't be on comparable owning it, but there are better things to own in US growth stocks.
BUY
Has been in a bit of a war. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD-N) has done very well. If you look at the 2 charts, they are very divergent. Because of its price weakness, now is the time to look at Intel. He has been buying below $20.
SELL
The semiconductor group, year-to-date, has done quite well. This one is the largest in the group and is doing very poorly. Their market focus on is the desktop and the PC and has been in a price war with AMD. They are about a year away from the next-generation chip.
BUY
His model price is $24.81 giving a positive differential of 27%. Any bit of news on this company and he feels the stock will pop.
TOP PICK
Feels that the knock on Intel has been overdone. A great long-term franchise. Continues to have a commanding lead at the most cost-effective operations. Pays a dividend that will grow. A good entry point.
BUY
Very much like all the big cap tech stocks. Pretty cheap judging by its historical valuation. Losing market share to AND (?). It's a BUY in the first-half of this year. In the end it will capitalise on its manufacturing strength.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Would buy at $22.40.
BUY
Has got a very broad portfolio. It's getting hurt at the high-end server market, but is moving on the capX side to help gross margins by using the latest and greatest semiconductor fabrication equipment. Also diversifying into other areas.
WEAK BUY
Along with the large technology companies has a problem in growth. When you are as big as they are it's hard to generate revenue growth.90% of their business is PC's effectively. The stock trades at 18 X earnings which is pretty nice. Has a 2% yield. Prefers companies that are smaller in size, but have the growth potential.
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