INTC's earnings report came out in line with expectations, but the stock price plummeted from $92 to $70. Didn't the results exceed expectations? Why did the stock price crash? Third-quarter results weren't bad. Adjusted EPS reached $0.52, higher than the market expectation of $0.40, but revenue slightly missed expectations. Fourth-quarter revenue guidance is $15 billion to $16 billion, significantly lower than the market expectation of approximately $17.08 billion. Data center and AI businesses saw strong growth, while PC business was weak. While Intel's past performance has been good, future growth may not be as strong as the market expects, leading to a sharp drop from $92 to $70. Many who bet on a rise before the earnings report are now either deeply trapped or have already stopped their losses. If you're deeply trapped, don't panic. OKX has launched a Flash Earnings strategy. You can put your trapped INTC spot holdings into Flash Earnings to earn interest. The promotion runs from October 29th to November 28th, offering a maximum daily reward of 650 USDT. This means you can earn profits even while holding spot holdings through Flash Earnings. No staking is required; rewards are automatically earned during the promotion. Since you're already trapped, why not earn more profit? Besides USDT, it also supports many US stock assets such as CRCL, SPCX, and SDNK. Intel remains a very worthwhile stock to hold in the long run. The short-term pullback is merely a reaction to the AI business's underperformance. Declines also present opportunities; don't rush to buy. In the medium to long term, it depends on whether the AI and server businesses can continue to grow. This is the definition of all AI businesses. As long as actual profits are achieved, funds will naturally flow in. @Jiajia_OKX @Haiteng_okx