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Why Intel Corp. Shareholders Have Something to Worry About


Why Intel Corp. Shareholders Have Something to Worry About

Despite its lackluster stock performance so far in 2017 -- Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is down 4% year to date -- most analysts are relatively bullish heading into its second quarter earnings announcement, scheduled for Thursday after the close. The Street is expecting sales of $14.41 billion and earnings per share (EPS) of $0.68, both of which are in line with Intel's guidance for the quarter.

The surprisingly strong PC market has helped boost Intel to a string of record-breaking quarters, though most pundits agree that's a bit worrisome because that kind of growth isn't sustainable. Unfortunately, an uncertain PC market isn't the only thing that has shareholders worried. The self-proclaimed "data center first" chipmaker is showing signs of weakness where it matters most.

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Source: Fool.com

Intel Corp. Stock

€28.40
-0.630%
The price for the Intel Corp. stock decreased slightly today. Compared to yesterday there is a change of -€0.180 (-0.630%).
Currently there is a rather positive sentiment for Intel Corp. with 25 Buy predictions and 11 Sell predictions.
As a result the target price of 42 € shows a positive potential of 47.91% compared to the current price of 28.4 € for Intel Corp..
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