Intel's wild ride just got wilder.
$INTC down another 6% today after Friday's brutal 29% drop—its worst single-day fall since 1971.
From its peak just 86 trading days ago, the stock has now collapsed 57%. That's $440 billion in market cap evaporated.
Here's the twist: despite this historic meltdown, Intel is still up 58% year-to-date.
This is what extreme volatility looks like. A stock can deliver massive gains and devastating losses in the same year. For investors, it's a reminder that momentum cuts both ways—and timing matters more than ever in today's market.
$INTC down another 6% today after Friday's brutal 29% drop—its worst single-day fall since 1971.
From its peak just 86 trading days ago, the stock has now collapsed 57%. That's $440 billion in market cap evaporated.
Here's the twist: despite this historic meltdown, Intel is still up 58% year-to-date.
This is what extreme volatility looks like. A stock can deliver massive gains and devastating losses in the same year. For investors, it's a reminder that momentum cuts both ways—and timing matters more than ever in today's market.