Intel stock OHLC, 2016 to 2026

Intel closed July 2026 at $90.20, from $31.02 in January 2016: a 191 percent rise that took the long way around. The shares lost 69.6 percent between the March 2021 close ($64.00) and the January 2025 close ($19.43), touched $17.67 in April 2025, then more than doubled in April 2026 alone, up 114.1 percent in the company's best month in its 55 years on Nasdaq. The intramonth record of $142.35 came in June 2026; July gave back 35.4 percent.

How it is measured

The four series come from Twelve Data's price feed for INTC: the first, highest, lowest, and last traded prices of each month. A green candle closed above its open, a red one below. The price axis hugs the traded range rather than starting at zero, the convention for price charts, because the information lives in the variation.

What the candles show

Three distinct acts. From 2021 through early 2025, a four-year slide as Intel lost its manufacturing lead: 67 green months against 59 red across the whole series, but the red ones dominate this stretch. Then the recovery: the April 2026 candle, the tallest of the series, followed a first-quarter report far above expectations and new manufacturing partnerships with Tesla and Google. Then the break: the July 2026 candle gave back 35.4 percent as reports put profitable yields on the company's 18A manufacturing process a year out, and AMD took the data-center revenue lead for the first time.