Core Viewpoint - The stock market presents opportunities for comeback stories, particularly in sectors that have recently faced challenges, such as the EV sector and growth stocks [2] Group 1: Comeback Stocks - Novavax (NASDAQ: NVAX) and Carvana (NYSE: CVNA) are highlighted as recent examples of stocks that have shown resilience and potential for recovery [1] - Nokia (NYSE: NOK) is positioned as a major competitor in the 5G infrastructure market, benefiting from geopolitical factors that have led to increased scrutiny of rivals like Huawei [3][4] - Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is in the early stages of a potential comeback, supported by government subsidies and plans to become a significant player in the chip foundry market, despite recent poor performance [5][6] - Nio (NYSE: NIO) has seen a nearly 50% decline in stock value this year but has reported significant increases in vehicle deliveries, indicating potential for recovery [7][8] Group 2: Market Dynamics - The EV sector is experiencing a price war in China, with over 100 brands competing, which is exerting downward pressure on prices [7] - Nio has responded to market conditions by launching a lower-priced brand, Onvo, to compete with established models like Tesla's Model Y [7]

Looking for a stock that has been consistently beating earnings estimates and might be well positioned to keep the streak alive in its next quarterly report? Intel (INTC) , which belongs to the Zacks Semiconductor - General industry, could be a great candidate to consider.When looking at the last two reports, this world's largest chipmaker has recorded a strong streak of surpassing earnings estimates. The company has topped estimates by 30.59%, on average, in the last two quarters.For the most recent quarte ...

This well-known, often-hot technology stock isn't the long-term winner most investors probably think it is.Technology outfit Intel (INTC -0.09%) isn't quite the shining star it was back when the personal computer industry was young. It's also suffered more than its fair share of research and development headaches since then.Still, this stock continues to log market-beating (even if erratic) gains. Shares are up a little over 830% since July 1994. A $5,000 investment in Intel then would be worth just a littl ...

Intel’s (NASDAQ:INTC) early July rally is starting to peter out. However, Intel stock may not be gearing up to cough back any of these latest gains. Shares in the chipmaker, which a few weeks ago hit a new 52-week low of $29.73 per share, are currently holding steady at price levels in the mid-$30s per share.With this, you may be tempted to jump into a position in the chipmaker, on the view that further promising news and rising optimism will lead to a further surge higher for INTC. Even so, jumping in toda ...

These companies have lucrative positions in tech that could see their stocks soar higher than any cryptocurrencies.The global cryptocurrency market is worth $2.4 trillion. Top performers Bitcoin and Ethereum have delivered gains of 100% and 68% over the last 12 months, as easing inflation has brought less stable investments back into fashion. However, cryptocurrencies remain a riskier play than most stocks, as they are known for their volatility and prices that can rise and fall on the whim of something as ...

The company is betting on open-source software to make its AI hardware more compelling, and its foundry business offers an additional way to tap into soaring demand for AI chips.The market for artificial intelligence (AI) accelerators, which provide the incredible computational horsepower necessary to train and run powerful AI models, is dominated by Nvidia. A combination of best-in-class hardware and a software platform that locks in developers has made it next to impossible for competitors to make much he ...

The following three players are putting a focus on AI.The stock market soared in the first half of the year, with the S&P 500 confirming a bull market as it reached a record high -- but the benchmark didn't stop there. Instead, it went on to reach additional highs, and technology stocks led the way. Investors have been feeling optimistic for general reasons, such as the possibility of interest rate cuts ahead. And they've also been getting excited about growth companies, in particular those involved in a po ...

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has been the biggest technology disappointment of the century, so far, but it’s still the most important tech company of this decade. Some are saying now is the time to buy Intel stock.Intel’s failures over two decades came under a series of marketing executives. Its rise, if it is to happen, will be because of Pat Gelsinger. He’s a manufacturing executive who started his career at Intel but was at VMWare when he was called back in early 2020. He understands fabrication.Fabrication and I ...

Intel and Paycom are both going through painful transitions that should pay off in the long run.The stock market is a popularity contest in the short run. Right now, Intel (INTC 2.96%) and Paycom (PAYC 2.73%) are losing that contest badly. However, for long-term investors, the beat-down these two stocks have received represents a buying opportunity. Here's why these two unloved stocks belong in your portfolio.IntelIntel stock has taken a beating over the past few years. Market share losses to Advanced Micro ...

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) is best-known as a hardware company. However, news today around its push into software sent INTC stock nearly 3% higher to close out Friday trading. According to CTO Greg Lavender, Intel could see as much as $1 billion in cumulative revenue from its software business by 2027. That would be a stark improvement, given that the company made roughly $100 million in revenue in this segment in 2021. Intel’s push into AI services, performance, and security will help it diversify its revenue in ...