INTC chart analysis today

INTC closed below its bear flag at $89.71 and fell back above it 3 days ago. The break failed. A close back below $89.71 would change that.

Intel · daily · last close $88.97 · read computed from candles through 2026-09-01. No AI, no signal, no target.

INTC · Dailydaily
$32.49$61.99$91.49$120.99$150.49avg3095457201547728600VolumeSupport $86.63 · breaks supportPOLEBEAR FLAGBroke out $89.71Breaks above $89.71Weekly resistance $129.69

The two prices that decide it

Above
$89.71 · the breakout
Below
$86.63 · support
Formation state
Closed below $89.71 2 days ago, then closed back above it 3 days ago. The break failed.
Trend
no clear directional structure — highs and lows are mixed
Agreement
Structure 2 of 4 (mixed) · indicators 3 of 3 (high)

Levels and what happened there

  • Support $86.63
  • Support $64.41
  • The last five times price reached $86.63 it held 4 times, bouncing 19% on average, and broke through once.
  • The last four times price reached $64.41 it held every time, bouncing 54% on average.
  • Bigger picture Weekly uptrend broken, daily flat. weekly — the uptrend broke, nearest resistance $129.69, bear flag at $86.81. Warning: the weekly uptrend broke 8 weeks ago, so the bigger chart is no longer backing a rise.
  • 52 weeks 38% below its 52-week high of $142.35 and 276% above its 52-week low of $23.68.

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