Jim Cramer says bearish Intel analysts are doubling down on INTC
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on July 24, 2026.
Cramer signals that Intel's bearish consensus is hardening even as semiconductor sector headwinds from rivals compound the stock's trouble.
Bearish Intel analysts actually attempting to double down on their negativity. They traders want the stock unchanged. SK Hijinx not helping
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Jim Cramer posted on July 24, 2026, that bearish Intel analysts were not backing away from their negative stance — instead, in his words, they were 'attempting to double down on their negativity.' He added that those traders appear content with Intel's stock going nowhere, suggesting the bearish camp sees little near-term catalyst for a meaningful move higher.
Cramer also flagged what he called 'SK Hijinx' as an additional headwind weighing on sentiment around Intel. The post drew 96 replies and 259 likes, pointing to a lively debate among investors watching INTC closely at the time.
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The commentary underscores how a hardening bearish consensus can become self-reinforcing — with skeptical analysts and traders effectively talking the stock into a holding pattern rather than a recovery. For Intel watchers, the key question is whether any development can shift that entrenched negative posture.
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