Intel closed November 6, 2025 at $37.16, down 3.18% in after-hours trading, continuing a volatile week that saw the stock decline 6.25% on November 4 before recovering 3.65% on November 5. The decline appears driven by broader tech sector weakness, with NASDAQ-100 futures down 1.85% after-hours, rather than company-specific negative catalysts. Intel's Q3 2025 earnings, already reported, demonstrated significant operational improvement with net income surging 124% to $4.06 billion, revenue rising 2.78% year-over-year to $13.65 billion, and EPS reaching $0.23 (up 150%). The company has achieved an 84% year-to-date gain, though recent volatility reflects profit-taking and geopolitical concerns affecting the broader semiconductor sector.