Intel Corp

NASDAQ: INTC
$25.05
-$1.15 (-4.4%)
Closing Price on November 11, 2024

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Boeing, Intel, Caterpillar, and Nike were Tuesday's best performing Dow stocks.
The world of semiconductor mergers was trying to move from already large up to massive. Now it seems like there may be at least some more rational exuberance in the semiconductor segment of...
It almost seems odd that Boeing would no longer be the top-performing Dow stock, after having held on to that position for so long.
So much for the big payday several investment bankers and M&A lawyers expected from a Broadcom offer to buy Qualcomm. The Trump White House nixed the deal.
Boeing, Caterpillar, United Technologies, and Intel were the biggest losers on the Dow Monday.
A federal committee has chastised Broadcom for its maneuvering to dodge the committee's review of the company's hostile takeover of Qualcomm. It could all turn on the politics.
The February 28 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest decreased in most of these selected semiconductor stocks.
These three top technology companies could see a direct benefit of the solid gains at Dell Technologies. Their stocks make good sense for growth portfolios with a higher degree of risk tolerance.
As of the most recently reported period, short sellers still favored just two Dow stocks, General Electric and Intel, above all others.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq, these sellers were cautious overall between the February 15 and February 28 settlement dates, but there were a couple of notable moves.
Boeing shares recovered last week most of the previous week's share price loss. The stock has been the Dow's best performer since the second week of 2018.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq, these sellers were cautious overall between the February 15 and February 28 settlement dates, but there were a couple of notable moves.
Caterpillar, Intel, DowDuPont, and General Electric propped up the Dow for a small gain Tuesday.
Boeing shares posted a loss last week, along with all but three of the Dow stocks. The company is holding on to its position as the best Dow performer, but Cisco is closing the gap.
The S&P 500 has more than quadrupled since its bottom nearly nine years ago. So how does this stack up against Intel?