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IrelandIntel's weak forecast jolts an already falling tech market
Bloomberg's closing-bell broadcast puts the chipmaker's plunge alongside rising oil prices, a crypto shock and a few stocks moving the other way.
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Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 128,855 views a day, 11 times a normal first day on this channel (12,062).
Intel Plunges 29% on Weak Outlook as Tech Selloff Deepens | Closing Bell
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- 0:42Stenovec notes that major indexes remain higher for the year despite the sharp daily sell-off.
- 1:27Aquino identifies rising oil prices as an additional source of inflation pressure.
- 3:32Rivian rises following earnings, while Chipotle also gains despite the broader retreat.
- 4:52Menton breaks down Intel's plunge following weak guidance and a similarly steep decline in Reddit.
- 5:27The panel connects falling crypto and crypto-linked stocks with news of the Binance hack.
- 7:37Bostick describes investors moving toward bonds and defensive sectors such as healthcare.
How much can a single stock's collapse tell you about the wider market? Intel loses nearly a third of its value in Bloomberg Television's closing-bell coverage, but the anchors keep returning to a distinction: a punishing day is not the same thing as a losing year.
Tim Stenovec points out that the major indexes remain substantially higher for the year, even as technology shares lead the day's retreat. Kristine Aquino identifies another pressure on investors: rising oil prices, adding inflation worries to an already difficult session.
The broadcast has drawn about 61,000 views in eight hours, an unusually fast start for Bloomberg's regular videos.
The Intel breakdown arrives roughly five minutes in. Jess Menton links the plunge to weak forward guidance and describes it as the company's worst recorded drop in more than four decades of Bloomberg records. Reddit suffers a similarly steep fall, while Rivian and Chipotle provide exceptions to the downward trend.
The panel also examines falling crypto-linked stocks following the reported Binance hack. Bloomberg's separate report on that breach is drawing an unusually large audience too, alongside its earlier market preview, "Bleak Friday Looms for Stocks: Market Analysis".
In a separate Intel discussion posted afterward, Bokeh Capital Partners founder Kim Forrest resists treating the stock's fall as a settled verdict on technology investing. Her point is that it will take more time to understand how much Intel's trouble says about the broader trade.
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- Channel
- Bloomberg Television
- Subscribers
- 3,330,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 9,963,146
- Channel views, pace per day
- 2,344,528 (on a normal day: 1,468,048)
- Video published
- October 30, 2026
- Video views so far
- 61,214 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 128,855
The numbers
The closing-bell broadcast is drawing views much faster than a usual Bloomberg regular upload. The count below reflects its opening eight hours, not a completed first day.
