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Intel’s stock price plunged, sparking discussion in a 5ch thread. The company’s shares, which had been trading around $20 just a while back, had surged significantly — but the decline set in after earnings guidance revealed a worsening outlook. Opinions in the thread were split between those who saw it as “a correction for gains that were artificially inflated by the Trump administration’s influence” and those who argued “the earnings themselves simply got worse,” with the discussion also branching into AMD’s rise and whether CPUs have become less important in the AI era.
What people said
Probably too many newbies piling in.
Probably just AI bots messing around with it.
up 300%, lmao.
You can buy them through Rakuten or SBI (Japanese brokerages).
Thanks (net slang: "サンガツ").
Guess it's about time for yours truly, the genius investor, to finally enter the market…
…by the way, isn't SBI vulnerable to all those trendy hacking incidents going around?
The outlook ahead is bleak too.
>Copilot-kun's honest opinion is probably,
>"I've been told to raise user satisfaction, not the stock price 😇"
That's about it.
They've got way too little free cash.
If you believe that, just hold onto it then.
AMD's share has been exploding lately.
Re: #50
CPUs matter for AI too — lately it's shifting toward using CPU, memory, and GPU all together.
Did they get hit by one of those trendy hacks going around?
Right around when CPU performance started hitting a ceiling, everyone decided "it's GPU power that matters more than CPU anyway," and while Intel was fading, AMD — which offers way better value for money — blew right past it.
I wish they would.
It's just a waste of memory and TSMC production lines.
Lol, they're holding Kioxia too.
Losing big money on something this simple is basically a talent at this point.
It's not being sold off because things are bad right now.
Everyone's dumping it because the company's own forecast says the bad numbers are going to keep coming.
When exactly do you think this is supposed to go back up?
Background and Key Points of This Discussion
In 2025, Intel’s stock had climbed sharply from around $20 a share, driven by speculation about a U.S. government stake in the company and a concentration of capital flowing into AI-related names. The thread’s comment that it “only went up because Trump forced it up” refers to this backdrop. This latest plunge was triggered directly by the earnings report revealing a worsening outlook, and in the thread, comments like “can’t help it, the earnings were trash” and “the company’s own forecast points to more bad numbers ahead” stood out as voices treating the underlying business performance itself as the real problem. At the same time, some see the cause as general market overheating combined with a fresh inflow of money into AI-related stocks, so there’s no single agreed-upon explanation. The shifting position of Intel within the semiconductor industry — including AMD’s rise and the struggles of Intel’s graphics business — was also a hot topic. Looking at the stock drop alone might suggest a management crisis, but it also partly reflects a pullback after a short-term surge — a nuance that’s easy for readers to miss when looking only at the chart.
※This article is compiled from excerpts and a summary of the 5ch (Nandemo Jikkyo G) thread “[Good News] Intel’s Stock Price Turns Into Niagara Falls ❤.”
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