📉 Why Intel Stock Is Selling Off
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Dividend Data24 Jul 2026, 21:58 UTC
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Intel's recent earnings report showed mixed results. While revenue from its foundry business is growing, it's attributed to external customers, and Intel's core business of selling CPUs for PCs and servers has seen declines in recent years. However, the company is investing heavily in AI-related technologies and new manufacturing plants, suggesting a potential long-term turnaround. Analysts project significant EPS growth in the coming years, with a target price of $176.48, implying an 89.1% upside, based on a 30x P/E multiple. Despite strong revenue growth in foundry and AI segments, the company's stock appears expensive based on current valuation metrics like price-to-sales and price-to-free cash flow.
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