There is more downside ahead for Intel stocks despite the optimism on CEO change: Bernstein
Bernstein's Stacy Rasgon says there is much uncertainty around Intel's ability to deliver the 7-nanometer chips, leaving investors to worry about the chipmaker's future performance.
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