Intel stock rose an impressive 2.8% on Tuesday taking its price to $52.44, and its overall growth in 2021 to 5.3%.
Any pullback and close of the gap from the good news Tuesday will be perfect entries for a stock that can rally with the Nasdaq now Omicron fears are subsiding.
The rise was fueled by the news that Intel was filing an IPO for Mobileye a producer and developer of advanced automotive safety systems, that pioneered camera arrays on cars that allow features such lane assistance and adaptive cruise control. This technology is expected to lead into autonomous cars in the near future.
The Israeli company founded in 1999 by Prof. Amnon Shashua was public on the NYSE between 2014-2017 until it was acquired by Intel for approximately $15 billion. The tech company is currently valued at staggering $50+ billion.
Any pullback and close of the gap to $51 from the good news Tuesday will be perfect entries for a stock that can rally with the Nasdaq now Omicron fears are subsiding. Targets are recent highs at $56.
Any pullback and close of the gap from the good news Tuesday will be perfect entries for a stock that can rally with the Nasdaq now Omicron fears are subsiding.
The rise was fueled by the news that Intel was filing an IPO for Mobileye a producer and developer of advanced automotive safety systems, that pioneered camera arrays on cars that allow features such lane assistance and adaptive cruise control. This technology is expected to lead into autonomous cars in the near future.
The Israeli company founded in 1999 by Prof. Amnon Shashua was public on the NYSE between 2014-2017 until it was acquired by Intel for approximately $15 billion. The tech company is currently valued at staggering $50+ billion.
Any pullback and close of the gap to $51 from the good news Tuesday will be perfect entries for a stock that can rally with the Nasdaq now Omicron fears are subsiding. Targets are recent highs at $56.
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