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Intel Earnings Call

What will Intel say during their next earnings call?

Held

Thu, Apr 23

5:00 PM ET /

Intel

Earnings call

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7 said 8 not said of 15 words

Not held 0 of 2 past Intel calls

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Word Result Before start All Intel calls Last 5, newest first

Last 5: Said Not said

YES Before startBefore12¢ All0/1 0% N
NO Before startBefore81¢ All1/1 100% Y
NO Before startBefore15¢ All0/2 0% N N
NO Before startBefore72¢ All1/1 100% Y
NO Before startBefore14¢ All— —
YES Before startBefore95¢ All— —
YES Before startBefore94¢ All2/2 100% Y Y
YES Before startBefore95¢ All2/2 100% Y Y
NO Before startBefore12¢ All0/2 0% N N
YES Before startBefore84¢ All2/2 100% Y Y
NO Before startBefore7¢ All0/2 0% N N
NO Before startBefore36¢ All1/2 50% Y N
NO Before startBefore18¢ All1/2 50% N Y
YES Before startBefore98¢ All1/1 100% Y
YES Before startBefore99¢ All2/2 100% Y Y

How to read a row

  • k/n: said in k of n past Intel calls where the word was a market.
  • Said (YES) Not said (NO). Last 5 runs newest first.
  • small n fewer than 5 past calls.
  • Your own mark: Y, N or ?, kept only in this browser.

Rules

Full terms (PDF) Settlement sources: Intel Corporation Investor Events

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Each market: If {word} is said by any Intel Corporation representative (including the operator of the call) during the next Intel Corporation earnings call (including the Q+A), then the market resolves to Yes.

Full rules

Video of the Intel Corporation earnings call will be primarily used to resolve the market; if a consensus by Kalshi employees cannot be reached using video, transcripts of the Intel Corporation earnings call will be used according to the news publications listed in the contract. The exact phrase/word, or a plural or possessive form of the phrase/word, must be used. Grammatical/tense inflections are otherwise not included. Please see full rules for more details.

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