Markets·October 19, 2026 at 12:42 PM EDT·1 source
Why a former Intel skeptic is giving up his negative call on the stock after four years
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What happened
- A J.P. Morgan analyst is withdrawing a negative call on Intel after four years.
- The analyst said Intel’s manufacturing and chip design have improved.
Why it matters
The change in view matters to technology and markets professionals because it signals a more constructive assessment of Intel’s operational progress.
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Timeline
- EarlierOct 17Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan says the Trump administration does not have "any policy" to use a minority stake in Intel to interfere in its business strategy (Kohei Yamada/Nikkei Asia)
- EarlierOct 19Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Cleveland-Cliffs, Intel, Datadog, Amazon & more
- First reported by MarketWatchOct 19Why a former Intel skeptic is giving up his negative call on the stock after four years
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- Oct 17 · Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan says the Trump administration does not have "any policy" to use a minority stake in Intel to interfere in its business strategy (Kohei Yamada/Nikkei Asia)
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