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Intel (INTC) continues its uphill climb to regain lost ground in an increasingly competitive and uncertain environment. Despite delivering better-than-expected results for its first-quarter, lingering concerns make INTC stock a risky proposition.
In its latest quarter, Intel reported revenue of $12.67 billion, essentially flat compared to last year's period but ahead of analysts’ forecasts. Intel’s adjusted earnings per share (EPS) came in at $0.13, also beating Wall Street expectations. Management attributed part of this revenue outperformance to customer behavior — specifically, early purchasing ahead of potential tariff changes.