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What I See in Intel (Part 2 of 3)
A look at Intel's weekly chart over the past two years reveals a significant breakout from a year-long consolidation period. This trading range formed a strong triple-bottom (or even quadruple-bottom) basing pattern.
Price Target Projections
Technical analysts often use the features of such patterns to project future price targets.

One common method doubles the depth of the base, which suggests a price target of around $35-$37—a level the stock has recently reached.,
A more aggressive approach projects the horizontal length of the basing period, pointing to a potential price target closer to $45.
Volume and Support
Notably, trading volume over the past 12 months was significantly higher than in the period before the stock bottomed. This heavy volume reinforces the strength of this basing area as a major support level.
Key Resistance Levels
Technically, there are three identifiable resistance points to watch.

$30 Area: The first resistance level appears to be broken, though a retest in the coming days is possible.
$42-$45 Area: This is the second key resistance zone. If Intel manages to reach $45, a clear uptrend and bullish momentum will have been established.
$51 Area: Should the stock reach the second resistance level, a breakout above the third resistance at $51 becomes a strong possibility, depending on market fundamentals at the time.

Please stay tuned for part 3 of the three part series.