Jim Cramer turns bullish on Intel (INTC) in a terse X post
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on July 31, 2026.
The CNBC host takes a bullish stance on the chipmaker as investors debate whether Intel can recover lost market dominance.
buy Intel https://t.co/hLbwKBfwnY
- Replies65
- Reposts7
- Likes92
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On July 31, 2026, CNBC host Jim Cramer posted a two-word directive — "buy Intel" — to his X account, drawing 92 likes, 65 replies, and 7 retweets. The brevity of the post left followers without a stated rationale, which likely explains the lively reply count as investors rushed to debate what prompted the call.
The endorsement lands at a moment when Intel is already under scrutiny over whether it can claw back the market share it has ceded to rivals in both the PC processor and data-center chip spaces. Cramer's bullish stance adds a high-profile voice to that debate, even if the post stops short of spelling out a thesis or a price target.
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Reactions to Cramer's stock calls are often mixed, and the relatively modest retweet count suggests the market took this one with measured interest rather than outright enthusiasm. Investors watching INTC will likely want to see fundamental developments — not just social-media commentary — before drawing firm conclusions.
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