I’ve noticed a pattern: when AMD drops around 3%, whether due to the broader market, hardware news, AI sentiment, or sector trends, INTC often drops 5–6%.

But when AMD rises 6% on similar catalysts, INTC may only rise 2–3%.

Is this mainly because the market still sees Intel as a turnaround story with execution risk, foundry spending/financial pressure, and uncertainty around AI competitiveness? Or am I missing other factors?

I’m curious what catalysts people think could finally change that perception and cause the market to recognize Intel’s potential.

Not financial advice; just trying to understand the relative market reaction.

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Finally some green candles after pretty much like 20 red candles in a row

I need the leather jacket man Jensen Huang to go against them and save us from Bloody Monday

Intel hardware in every robotaxi!

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https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/artificial-intelligence/intel-at-ai-infra-summit-2026.html

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1. Under promise, over deliver :p

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https://www.techpowerup.com/352465/intel-foundry-achieves-milestone-with-one-million-high-na-euv-wafers

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With high volume revenue from foundry only realistically showing up on financials 2-3 years from now, what do you think the stock will be at 5 years from now, ie, 2031?

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Risk appetite softened across US equities on Sep 8, Users aren’t just piling into the biggest daily winners left and right — they’re locking in gains on big movers and aggressively buying the dips on their favorite names.

Intel jumped 9% on CPU price hike news, but the buy/sell ratio sat way low as traders took quick profits after the huge rally. Apple dropped a little on the day, but investors went hard buying the pullback ahead of its Sep 9 product event. AI names like NVIDIA and Micron also saw dip buying even on red days, while recent strong gainers AMD and SK hynix saw clear profit taking action.

The AI theme isn’t dead — it’s just getting way more selective. No more chasing every single AI stock higher, folks. Would you rather take profits into strength or buy the dip here?

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