This week, I’ve stopped even saying the word “bottom” about INTC. On Wednesday, I was still writing: 56.72—I thought that was the bottom of this cycle. But tonight, a large bearish candle plunged straight to 52.38, breaking through 56.72. It’s now 2:30 a.m., and it’s at 53.84. From 66.99, it’s dropped 21.8% in just four days. From its initial high of 96.23, it’s already lost nearly half its value—down 44.1%. Throughout this decline, it’s barely offered any meaningful rebound. 62 was its highest point, then it got pushed down step by step—57 didn’t hold, 56 didn’t hold, and tonight, even 54 didn’t hold. The most painful part? It’s not a crash—it’s a slow, steady decline. Every day, it’s just a little lower than yesterday. With a crash, you can curse it. With a slow bleed, you just have to endure it with it. Did you pick it up around 52, or are you like me, each time saying, “This time, it must be the bottom”? #Intel #INTC $INTC