$Intel (INTC.US)$The three directors who resigned today are just the beginning. A prominent chip giant company can no longer let demographic professors and similar figures dominate the board. The current directors not only need to resign, but the entire board must also be reduced in size! Operating with a lean approach, making quick decisions, changing corporate culture, and reshaping a competitive edge is what Intel needs to do. Shareholders must occupy a seat on the board. In the future, Intel's stock price will be the ultimate truth!

$Intel (INTC.US)$ Once again crossing above the 200-day moving average, with the long-term moving average being repeatedly breached upwards and stabilizing, this signals a reversal of the overall trend. Intel's four-year decline should be coming to an end…

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$If there is still confidence in NVIDIA, this low-volume consolidation market is a good opportunity to build a position in the 2x leveraged ETF for NVDA; the boring consolidation is risk-free, and sudden gains will be magnified.

$Intel (INTC.US)$ Replenished at 23.88...

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Last week, the markets were dominated by escalating trade tensions, with tariffs on steel and aluminum imports sparking fears of a global trade war. The European Union retaliated with counter-tariffs on $28 billion worth of U.S. goods, further spooking investors. Meanwhile, concerns over valuations and earnings continued to weigh on the tech sector, with $Adobe (ADBE.US)$ and $Intel (INTC.US)$ making headlines f...

$Intel (INTC.US)$Liu Jingqing's comments about diesel and RBOB Gasoline will make it very difficult for Taiwan Semiconductor to survive in the USA in the future. Taiwan Semiconductor's current development owes much to the contributions of the USA market, and gratitude should be shown. However, openly insulting Intel is an entirely different matter. Originally, Taiwan Semiconductor's $100 billion should have been fully or at least partially invested in Intel, so when Intel splits off foundry and re-IPO, Taiwan Semiconductor could firmly secure itself under the political protection of the USA, and both futures could be promising. After this self-destructive decision, Taiwan Semiconductor's $100 billion investment in fully independent factories in the USA will continue to render them an enemy of Intel on American soil. They will find that their factories may not perform as expected and may not continue to technically overpower Intel in the future. At that time, it will be impossible to withdraw; more than $100 billion in fixed asset investments will have been firmly gripped by the USA. The geopolitical disadvantage should have made Taiwan Semiconductor see the handwriting on the wall, but now, stabbing a knife behind Trump's new political correctness is a quest for hammering down consequences. Meanwhile, Intel Foundry will welcome a new life after the split and re-IPO! By then, even the Asia-Pacific market, including China, will not leave it a drop of soup...

$Intel (INTC.US)$ The 200-day moving average. Near 24.7, it is also the neckline of the W bottom, with strong support; if it continues to hold, short positions can be profitable.

$Intel (INTC.US)$ It's over, waking up to find oneself wrapped up, sob sob sob 😭……

$Intel (INTC.US)$ Referring to the Panic Index, it can be seen that Intel is very strong! If it weren't for Trump and Musk messing around, this stock should be consolidating between 32-36 or 42-50 right now.
When it rises to around 23.5 and 26, these are two consolidation areas, both slightly rise for a day, indicating that there are many positions trapped here that need to be released.
The current uncertainty in direction is not due to Intel itself, but rather the situation of the Large Cap, trade wars, and the USA's Houthis war have led to a sharp decline in the US stock market (especially Technology stocks). Even in such a bad environment, Intel quickly bounced back after falling, indicating that Institutions are Bullish on Intel's expectations (stocks are traded on expectations, don't tell me about the current situation).
Additionally, many short sellers would find that shorting Intel is not as good as shorting Tesla, NVIDIA, or Bitcoin, right? It's ridiculous to be so fixated on Intel. Among stocks, Intel is currently highly likely to lead to significant losses (the probability is relatively high), so why make this choice? I do not dismiss the possibility of Intel experiencing a pullback due to the Large Cap, but the degree of pullback is lower than that of other stocks, and the rebound ability is stronger than that of other stocks; this is quite clear!