Stock Power Daily — Why Intel Stock Is Now “High-Risk”

Stock Power Daily: February 2, 2023. [Turn Your Images On] [Why Intel Stock Is Now “High-Risk”]( - Semiconductors are at the heart of almost every piece of electronics on the market. - Certain semiconductor stocks look strong, but our Stock Power Ratings also helps us steer clear of underperforming companies. - Today’s Stock to Avoid is a popular American semiconductor manufacturer that rates a 9 out of 100. [Turn Your Images On] [Matt Clark, Research Analyst]( A single component powers all of our computers and smartphones… Semiconductors. These small chips conduct electricity more efficiently than any other product … making them invaluable in the tech industry. While semiconductor market growth is strong, our Stock Power Ratings system shows that not all companies involved are great investments. This is the case with one company that helped shape the American tech industry for decades: Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC). INTC’s Fall From Grace A quick look at our Stock Power Ratings system helps you see the real picture of a company. The company started in 1968 as one of the pioneers of the Silicon Valley boom. You might recognize Intel because of its microprocessors used in computers, smartphones and even gaming consoles. This is a strong brand that supplies chips for some of the biggest tech companies out there. And Intel’s investors have enjoyed plenty of success over the last 50 years. In its most recent bull market run, INTC soared 622.1% higher from February 2009 to March 2021. But Intel has fallen back to reality. That’s reflected in its Stock Power Ratings… [Click here to reveal how bad INTC looks today.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Turn Your Images On]( From our Partners at Stansberry Research. 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The chart below shows confidence plummeted when the pandemic hit. It also shows a crisis in confidence the last time debt ceiling negotiations turned hostile. But a speedy resolution of the current crisis isn't in the cards. Bottom line: As negotiations drag on, consumers will worry about Social Security checks and paychecks. Millions will prepare for the worst by spending less and that could be a trigger for the widely expected recession. [Turn Your Images On] [(Click here to view larger image.)]( A Quick Note: Matt here again. I mentioned Intel and tech wreck above, and Mike has pointed to plenty of recession red flags. But here’s the thing… Mike’s newest strategy is all about how to profit during the “Silicon Shakeout.” Tech stocks struggled during 2022, and Mike sees more losses on the horizon. But that’s the perfect environment for his trades that he believes have the opportunity to gain 442%, 564% and even 824% before the summer! 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