Intel

Base 50, components added, then compressed onto a 2-98 scale. The formula is published and identical on every page.

Trading sessions only, so each step is one market day against the one before it. Free history covers the last 30 days; scores are recorded after every US close.

At the Friday 28 August close, INTC scored 32, 17th of the 34 names here. The two inputs furthest above the board's median that session — not simply the largest, which is what separates INTC from any other name that had a good day — were relative strength at -0.3 and momentum at -9.8. Pulling the other way was momentum at -9.8 — the day's move against the previous close.

Across the 20 sessions recorded since 30 July, INTC has scored between 21 and 75, and that 32 sits in the lower half of that range. Net across the window it is down 13 points, and the largest single-session move was a rise of 43 points on 4 August.

Figures, not reasons. Every number above is the formula's own output for Intel or a score this site published on a named day; the score describes how the price behaved and has no view on why.

Posts on X carrying $INTC, counted by this site directly against the X API over Thursday 27 August, retweets excluded. Weekdays only - weekend counts are collected but run around half a weekday across the whole board, so they are withheld rather than charted beside trading days.

This measures how much Intel is being talked about, not whether the talk is positive. Across the whole board, post volume has no relationship with the direction of a day's move - the numbers are here. It sits beside the sentiment score rather than inside it. Full X mentions board →