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This $INTC selloff looks overdone at this point. I see a bounce off the 2-month uptrend support coming near-term.

On the evening of October 15 Beijing time, Intel's stock opened with a gap down and fell more than 8% at one point during the session. As of 23:26, the decline narrowed to 4%, and its market capitalization fell below $500 billion, latest at $493.973 billion.

$INTC kinda looks ready.

$rINTC Intel (INTC/USDT) on Bitget: Reading the Chop Between $105 and $110 If you've been watching the INTC/USDT chart on Bitget lately, you know it's been a bit of a rollercoaster. Currently sitting around 107.98, we're seeing a classic tug-of-war between the bears and the bulls. Let me break down the structure I'm seeing across the 4H, 1H, and 15m timeframes. To understand the complete market situation right now, we have to look at three distinct zones. First, we have the major support shelf at 105.24 — this is the line in the sand that bulls absolutely must defend; if this breaks, the structural floor falls out. Second, we have the immediate battleground zone between 107 and 108.50, where price is currently consolidating and fighting for directional clarity. Finally, we have the heavy resistance cluster up at 110.60 to 114.26, where the SuperTrend and upper Bollinger Bands are capping any upside momentum. So, how do we approach this? I'm looking at three specific scenarios based on price action and volume: Scenario 1: The Bullish Reclaim (Breakout) If we see a high-volume 1H or 4H candle close above 108.50, I'm looking for a momentum push toward the 110.60 resistance. If the bulls can flip that level into support, the next target is the 114.26 SuperTrend zone. In this case, I'd be looking for long setups on the retest of the breakout. Scenario 2: The Range Chop (Consolidation) Given the mixed signals on the 15m and 1H charts (with the SAR flipping and Bollinger Bands pinching), the most likely scenario is continued chop. If price stays trapped between 106.70 and 108.50, I'm sitting on my hands. This is where retail gets chopped up. I'd wait for a deviation — a fakeout above 108.50 or a sweep of 106.70 — before entering a scalp. Scenario 3: The Bearish Breakdown (Continuation) If the selling pressure resumes and we lose the 105.24 support on a closing basis, the bearish trend is confirmed. In this case, I'm looking for a retest of the breakdown zone to short, targeting lower lows. The lack of strong volume on the recent bounce attempts suggests the bears aren't done yet. My Verdict: Right now, the chart is objectively neutral-to-bearish until we reclaim 108.50. The 4H SuperTrend is still red, and the 1H Bollinger Bands are wide, suggesting volatility is still present. I'm waiting for a decisive close. Stay patient, manage your risk, and let the chart come to you. $INTC

$INTC The sell signal for me was that bearish engulfing candle after a move into negative momentum. Now this sits on the 21-day (orange line), which is also called the pivot line. Stocks sometimes use this line as a pivot, either above it or below it, so we wait to see which way this goes. A new entry alert, for me, would be a reversal around 112 and momentum turning positive. If this starts to trend under the 21, then the probability of it going lower increases.