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Intel shares under pressure: Trump's criticism increases uncertainty for investors

Trump and Senator Cotton criticize Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan for alleged illegal exports to China and investments in Chinese semiconductor companies. They also question whether Intel is jeopardizing the 8 billion dollar US grant under his leadership. The debate reflects the growing tensions between the US and China in the technology sector.

Conclusion:

Intel shares are already under heavy pressure. The latest statements by Trump could put an additional strain on confidence and make an investment in $INTC (+2,23%) the next three years - especially if tensions persist - less attractive.

7 Comentários

Chris@Multibagger

I don't understand. Of course it's a good investment opportunity. Just in the other direction. Would be my 2nd top pick for short after $LLY.

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Therealstrattonoakmont@Therealstrattonoakmont

I absolutely agree with you. The fact that the "new" chips are almost identical to those from 2022 alone shows the current situation of the company

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louisj10@louisj10

@Multibagger $LLY I would be careful ;)

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Chris@Multibagger

@louisj10 There may be a technical reaction in the short term, just like at $TTD. But after that I see a 400 rather than a 700€

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louisj10@louisj10

@Multibagger the next boom will come when Novo sells again

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Chris@Multibagger

@louisj10 I don't want to buy and hold them. But it is an interesting short-term option. It also worked for $UNH.

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Stephan K.@StrahlemannLP

@Therealstrattonoakmont The CPUs are even identical in core to their very first architecture from 1978. x86 instruction set dates back to that time and therefore it is no wonder that Intel keeps updating this technology. After all, x86 is still the leading architecture on the market, especially where the money is made: In the data center.

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