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Intel’s stock ranks dead last in the chip sector by this measure
Earlier this week we listed 13 stocks of semiconductor manufacturers and makers of related equipment that were most favored by analysts. Today, we are screening again — this time, focusing on the companies that are least favored in the space. Here are links to the previous two articles in this series:
Did Amazon Just Save Intel Stock?
This is especially true when that friend runs the largest cloud computing business in the world and you are a manufacturer of computer chips. That is why Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) stock soared after the company announced a new partnership with Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) for custom chip designs for its Amazon Web Services (AWS) subsidiary.
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That news is behind the surprising strength in shares of Intel stock (up 3% through 11:10 a.m. ET), and in Alphabet (up 1.8%), and in Mobileye most of all -- up 15.3%!
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