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With the market looking a bit extended here, it could be a good idea to add some bearish trades to your options portfolio.

Intel is one of those dot-com stocks that have yet to reclaim their all-time highs after nearly 25 years. Is the stock a buy now, including for its 1.6% dividend yield?

Intel's recent underperformance compared to other semiconductor stocks has made Wall Street analysts cautious about the stock's near-term prospects.

Nvidia has started trading on a split-adjusted basis as of today. After the breathtaking rally over the last year, which propelled NVDA into the ranks of $3 trillion companies, there are multiple risks that investors should watch out for.

As Intel significantly underperforms many of its peers and the broader market this year, Wall Street analysts remain cautious of the stock's prospects.

Pat Gelsinger is loading up on the self-driving company's shares, along with Intel stock. Here's a closer look at what's driving the insider buying activity on MBLY.

The semiconductor industry is positioned for long-term growth and expansion, driven by the rising need for semiconductor materials across various sectors. So, let’s analyze leading chip stocks Intel (INTC) and Monolithic Power Systems (MPWR) to determine which of these has the better long-term investment potential. Read more.

With YTD losses in excess of 40%, Intel is the worst-performing S&P 500 constituent in 2024, and has completely missed out on the rally in chip stocks that helped catapult Nvidia to record highs. Is INTC stock a buy after its long stretch of underperformance?

Intel is down 39% this year, and just released disappointing 1Q results. Here is what analysts think of the stock, and whether the worst is over yet.

June S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESM24) are down -0.53%, and June Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQM24) are down -0.87% this morning as a disappointing revenue outlook for the current quarter from Meta weighed on sentiment, while market participants braced for a new round of U.S. economic data and quarterly reports…

Growing applications of chips across diverse end-use sectors and emerging digital technologies will shape the growth trajectory of the semiconductor industry and create several opportunities for industry players. So, let’s analyze Texas Instruments (TXN) and Intel (INTC) to determine which of these chip stocks will surge following their first-quarter earnings.…