A Bernstein analyst recommends avoiding Intel’s stock as takeover rumors have the potential to drive a rally, though “it doesn’t feel like a long either.”

It's not even Inauguration Day yet, but Donald Trump is making headlines across the financial world. Friday night he launched a meme coin - $TRUMP - that quickly skyrocketed to a fully diluted valuation of $75 billion.

Intel stocks are currently on a rising spree after news broke out that it is on the verge of being acquired by a 'mystery company.' Ever since the news started spreading, there began strong rumors that Elon Musk could be looking at acquiring Intel alongside Qualcomm,

Shares of Intel were up more than 2% Tuesday afternoon, extending Friday gains that were powered in part by deal-related rumors.

Elon's jet is in Florida, Global Foundries jet is in Florida, Qualcomm's jet is in Florida: they're all at Mar-a-Lago... Intel buyout being discussed.

Over the last few months, rumors have swirled regarding multiple potential Intel acquisitions. The latest report out of SemiAccurate, however, claims a new potential buyer (or buyers) have emerged. Though the report by SemiAccurate confirms Intel is an acquisition target,

Shares of Intel (INTC) have trailed the broader markets by a significant margin in recent years. In fact, Intel stock touched an all-time high during the dot-com boom and has burnt investor wealth for over two decades.