Chip stocks are recovering after a recent selloff, with AMD shares rising 5% ahead of its Q3 2026 earnings report expected after market close on November 3. Intel and Marvell stocks also gained, despite Intel's weak outlook that triggered the earlier slide. AMD's strong data center sales and partnership with Anthropic could help stabilize the sector, but investors remain cautious given Intel's ongoing PC market challenges. Market watchers await AMD's results and guidance to gauge the chip sector's direction amid AI-driven demand.
Intel holds a market cap of $318.74 billion and a dividend yield of 2.24% as of Nov 03, 2026 22:01 WIB, trading at $62.17 with a 1-day gain of 3.67% on Pluang. Marvell's market cap stands at $154.05 billion with a dividend yield of 0.14%, priced at $171.66 and up 0.15% for the day. These figures highlight steady investor interest in chip stocks on Pluang despite mixed sector outlooks ahead of AMD's earnings report.
Intel's stock has fallen more than 57% from its peak in June, closing below $60 for the first time since April, wiping out around $440 billion in market value. Despite a strong third-quarter revenue growth driven by its data center business, the comp...
Intel's recent earnings report triggered a significant stock selloff due to a weak outlook for its PC business, which remains its core despite growth in AI and data centers. The company expects Q4 revenue and gross margins to fall short of expectatio...
Intel's stock dropped 29% in one day, marking its worst monthly performance with a 45% fall in October, due to weaker PC market demand and missed revenue forecasts. The company faces challenges in scaling its foundry business and shifting production ...
In October, major Big Tech companies including Alphabet, Meta, Marvell Technology, and Intel saw significant stock declines, with Intel dropping 44.6%. The selloff is driven by concerns over AI-related borrowing, spending, and the uncertain returns o...
Intel Corporation reported earnings and guidance that met expectations, driven by strong performance in its Server business (DCAI) with $7.3 billion revenue and 80% year-over-year growth. This growth offset weakness in the client segment. Management ...
