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Intel ( $INTC ) hit a high of $140 before falling all the way to $80 during the “AI is dead” shenanigans and currently trades around $90. Today, Intel is one of the few strategic U.S. semiconductor manufacturers, with a domestic foundry business, strong government support, and a central role in rebuilding America’s chip supply chain. Its latest earnings beat expectations, the company reaffirmed its turnaround, and analysts continue to see meaningful earnings growth over the next two years despite the recent selloff. I believe it can start working again, and if not, I’m a happy buyer at $80. I use the following options strategy to express my view. My maximum profit is if $INTC is up 20% over the next 18 days. I don’t lose anything if it falls 12% and I get assigned the stock. I also start losing money if $INTC rises more than 30% over the next 18 days.