Intel posts fastest growth in 15 years as AI fuels chip sales
ft.com · Thu Jul-23 21:02:31 published · Thu Jul-23 21:11:12 alerted · alerted 8m after publish · read at www.ft.com ↗ · earnings · mat 65
Intel reported its fastest revenue growth in 15 years and increased capital spending plans, signaling a strong rebound in the semiconductor sector driven by AI demand.
verdict REPRICING, direction bearish -> sell AMD (earnings: Intel reported its fastest revenue growth in 15 years and increased capital spending plans, signaling a strong rebound in the semiconductor sector driven by AI demand.) [skipped: post-close — wanted sell AMD after the 2026-07-23 session close; same-day exit window gone] → close -3.19%
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