Intel (INTC -0.80%) is about to report results for the first quarter, and the market is awash in worries about the dying PC market. Fool contributor Anders Bylund own Intel shares in a personal account. In this video, he explains why the doomsday reports seem premature this time. Here's a hint: You can learn a lot from Intel's recent history.
Will Intel Disappoint Investors Tonight?
By Anders Bylund
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Apr 16, 2013 at 12:00AM
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Intel Corporation

Market Cap
$173B
Today's Change
(-0.80%) -$0.34
Current Price
$42.01
Price as of May 19, 2022, 8:00 p.m. ET
Fool analyst Anders Bylund explains why Intel isn't likely to disappoint investors in this evening's earnings report.
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