$Intel(INTC)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  $S&P 500(.SPX)$   🧭 Market Pulse I’m watching a market that is rotating, not breaking, even as macro and political risk intensifies. The $DJI closed at 49,191.99, down -398.21 or -0.80% as financials and industrials cooled after $JPM earnings, Trump’s tariff rhetoric and the credit card rate cap debate. The $SPX finished at 6,963.74, down -0.19%, the $OEX slipped -0.26% to 3,460.85, while the $COMP ended at 23,709.87, down -0.10%. $QQQ tracked the grind lower but held structure, while the $RUT held firm at 2,633, down only -0.10%, and the S&P MidCap 400 rose +0.19%, a clear sign of cyclical rotation r

$INTC 20261218 70.0 CALL$  Been a while since I post. This probs make up for the mistakes I made on the baba options and baidu options.... when I didn't sell early enough. Coz baba and baidu took a while to materialize than expected. So broke even on them overall.  Now with Intel.... Got some left to let the bullets fly abit. .... see how far it can go. 🚀  This is only the beginning. But once it reaches will likely wing it. This is like a corporation behaving like startup. And imagine if PE is 30. And post some good profits.  Praise the Lord. Amen 🙏 This is not AI post... 🍀😎 *Not financial advice. Do you own research .

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KeyBanc upgrades $Intel(INTC)$  to Overweight from Sector Weight, raising the price target to $60. The upgrade indicates growing confidence in $Intel(INTC)$ 's turnaround, with better execution and rising momentum in AI and foundry driving upside potential.

$Intel(INTC)$   Core Ultra Series 3 (Panther Lake) — the first real product built on Intel’s 18A process node — was formally unveiled at CES 2026. • This is Intel’s most advanced in-house manufacturing in years and its first significant 18A production ramp.  • Over 200 PC designs are planned using these chips (laptops & mobile AI PCs).  • Intel is emphasizing AI performance, power efficiency, and broader ecosystem support (from gaming to edge/industrial AI).  Key performance claims: ⚡ Up to 60% multithread gain vs. the previous generation 🎮 Up to ~77% better gaming performance 🧠 Stronger integrated AI capabilities — all enabled by Panther Lake’s architecture + 18A node advantages.  This was the centerpi

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$Intel(INTC)$  isn't dragged down by shorts given minimal short interest. Rather, analysts, brokers, and financial media hold biases against $Intel(INTC)$  due to its legacy status as a dominant blue-chip architect—not "trendy tech" in past decades. Now $Intel(INTC)$  operates as a high-end node manufacturer in the US, making adoption essential. Below $100 per share is severely undervalued; skip analysis until $500B market cap. Between $500B and $1.5T market cap, discussions on valuation, cash flow, or capex become meaningful. Debating fundamentals at just $200B market cap for the free world's sole high-end node tech? Unreasonable.

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$Intel(INTC)$   Bullish signal  intel has political support and shared jumped sharply recently president trump following a meeting with intel CEO And strong product catalyst, At CES 2026, intel uneviled its next generation panther lake AI PC chips built on its advanced 18A process A might tech milestone aimed to compete better with AMD/Nvidia Momentum from product news - Industry and investors coverage suggests excitement around intel PC and AI chip push - contributing to recent share strength  Bearish signals  1. Competitive pressure  2. Mixed analyst views 3. Execution risk on new fabs and foundry business 4. Skepticism around fundamental 

Why Intel Is Ripping Higher: 18A Proof Meets the CPU Shortage Trade $Intel(INTC)$   has seen a sustained rally recently, outperforming many large-cap U.S. semiconductor stocks. In our view, two main reasons are behind this market move. 18A is the credible catalyst The cleanest fundamental driver is 18A plus Panther Lake moving from roadmap to spotlight, alongside Intel's marketing claim of 200 plus PC design wins versus AMD's 120 plus designs for its AI PC push. Why does this matter for the stock? Because 18A is not only about selling more CPUs. It is about re rating Intel Foundry from "cash incinerator" to "credible manufacturing platform." Intel Foundry's last four reported quarters add up to roughly $10.

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$Intel(INTC)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  📈💹 Intel jumps ~8% to $44.70 after showing off its new Panther Lake AI PC chips, built in the U.S. with big performance gains. The stock is now running into a key options level, which can act like a speed bump. Big move, now the market waits to see if it can keep going.  $INTC flow at the open 👀 🚀🅗🅐🅟🅟🅨 Ⓣⓡⓐⓓⓘⓝⓖ 🅐🅗🅔🅐🅓! 🅒🅗🅔🅔🅡🅢 🅑🅒 🍀🍀🍀

From my perspective, Intel's 18A debut at CES is a real milestone, not just a marketing moment. For years, the bear case on Intel centered on execution risk and manufacturing credibility, and seeing 18A reach large-scale production with tangible performance gains directly addresses that concern. The market's reaction makes sense because this is about restoring trust in Intel's roadmap, not just launching another PC chip. That said, I'm cautiously bullish $Intel(INTC)$  rather than outright aggressive at current levels. Around $40, a meaningful portion of the 18A optimism and CES buzz is already priced in. Intel still needs to prove that yields, volumes, and customer adoption can scale smoothly through 2026. If e

$Intel(INTC)$  Intel's getting a real moment again, and it's not just hype. The 18A updates matter because this is the execution test: if Intel can deliver on time, at scale, with strong yields, it changes the story from "catching up" to "competing at the top." CES helps too. Visibility + confidence can move markets fast.

$Intel(INTC)$   I bought at 38 plus it drop constantly the past month but i did not lose faith i spotted the trend of high volume options in the high 40s ik it would climb the back up.

$Intel(INTC)$  Intel’s CES update is a credible operational milestone, but not yet a full investment inflection. Bullish on the comeback? The successful ramp of 18A via the Core Ultra Series 3 materially improves Intel’s execution credibility. It reduces the narrative risk around delays and supports its ambition to be both a product and foundry player. That said, this is a proof-of-capability phase, not yet proof-of-dominance. Consistency across yields, power efficiency, and OEM adoption over the next 12 to 18 months will matter more than a single launch. Buy at USD 40? At this level, Intel looks fairly valued for a turnaround, not cheap. Upside exists if 18A ramps smoothly and PC share stabilises, but downside remains if margins lag or capex