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Intel Corporation NASDAQ: INTC continues to defy market headwinds, extending its stock market rally. After a 7% climb in the previous session and a cumulative increase of roughly 25% since the announcement of its new Chief Executive Officer, the semiconductor giant's shares have leveled off today.

Intel, with declining revenues, margins, and asset efficiency, faces significant challenges. Despite restructuring efforts, Intel's financial performance continues to decline, with FY24 revenues down 33% from FY21 and net income turning negative. A sum of parts of three independent units - Intel Products, Intel Foundry, and Architecture Design - points to significant shareholder value, with a potential total market cap of $393 billion.

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This week, new Intel (INTC) CEO Lip-Bu Tan officially took the reins at the chip giant this week. But there is still a lot of uncertainty about what lies ahead for the chipmaker.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on Wednesday that his company has not been approached about purchasing a stake in Intel.

Intel (INTC -6.75%) stock is seeing a big sell-off in Wednesday's trading due to chip foundry news. The semiconductor company's share price was down 7.1% as of 3 p.m.

Intel's new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, has a stellar track record and is expected to drive a significant turnaround, making Intel a Strong Buy. INTC's Foundry Services, if successful, could rival TSMC, potentially boosting Intel's market share and valuation significantly. Despite recent struggles, the Company's vertically integrated business model and substantial investments in R&D position it for long-term growth.

Shares are up 25% since the chip maker announced Lip-Bu Tan as its chief executive.

This is technically, turnaround Tuesday.  And yet, I struggled to find something that is truly turning around.