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| Period | Est. | Actual | Surprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q2 2026 | 1.63 $ | 1.66 $ | — |
| Q1 2026 | 1.31 $ | 1.37 $ | — |
| Q4 2025 | 1.33 $ | 1.53 $ | — |
| Q3 2025 | 1.18 $ | 1.20 $ | — |
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Intel and AMD have each tripled their value in a matter of months, leaving shareholders staring down a decision that cuts both ways. The case for staying in is compelling, and so is the case for walking away.
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Official score
Data as of · Model v31
Six axes weighted by the chosen profile. Valuation is scored half on absolute scales, half against the median of the company's industry peers — its sector when the industry is too thin. Measures that do not describe this company's economics are replaced by declared substitutes — here the cyclical business lens. When financial strength is measured in the publication, a bounded deduction (at most 14 points) applies by company family: a standard grid (leverage, cash flow, dilution), REIT-specific thresholds, and regulated utilities are judged within their own lens. Where the required measure is not published — banks, insurers, holding companies — nothing is invented: the gap weighs on coverage, of which 15% is reserved for financial strength. Three axes — valuation, profitability and growth — are scored only when their measures cover at least 60% of the axis; below that, the axis is declared absent rather than estimated. A grade is published only if the profile's DOMINANT axis is scored and the profile's coverage reaches 60%. Entering a ranking additionally requires every axis weighted by the profile, the lens's essential signals and 70% overall coverage. Incomplete grades remain provisional and are not ranked. The conservative profile also requires its financial-strength data; holding companies are not part of general rankings. Same method for everyone, published and reproducible.
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