Intel's quarter was fine, but its near-term outlook is still being held back by supply -- and the stock does not look cheap enough to ignore that.

Intel Corporation faces soft Q1 guidance, margin compression, and a stretched 80x–91.6x forward PE as execution risks persist. Read why INTC stock is a sell.

Intel shares tumbled Friday after the chipmaker's outlook disappointed, erasing much of the stock's gains over the past few weeks. Wall Street analysts suggested some of the investor enthusiasm behind the stock's recent rally may have been premature.

Investors are betting big on a turnaround, but the company keeps making execution mistakes.

Q4 beat but Q1 guidance weak. Explore 2nm progress, AI PC targets, foundry yields, and 2030 margin goals. Click for this INTC update.

While Intel’s revenue growth is expected to remain modest and margins are still under pressure, the company’s operational execution has been improving.

Wall Street is warming up to the chipmaker's AI-driven growth strategy.

Intel stock hits four-year high with 35% YTD gain on $8.9B government investment and 18A chip launch ahead of Q4 earnings.

Intel (INTC) stock rises 1.6% after Panther Lake launch at CES and Melius upgrade to buy. Nvidia completes $5B investment in chipmaker as 18A ramp begins.

Motley Fool analysts look at the U.S. government's backing of the business and what it might mean for future returns.