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Three chips fell. Only one got louder.

On Fri 30 Oct 2026, Intel, AMD and Nvidia all fell. On X, posts about $INTC ran at about 7x their Mon–Wed average, while $AMD and $NVDA stayed close to their own normal.

Chatter vs its own normal

Fri 30 Oct 2026 · posts on X through the close

est. posts, excl. reposts
  • $INTCIntel
    Unusual vs its own normal
    ~12.3kvs ~1.8k Mon–Wed avg (~7x)
    Unusual vs its own normal
  • $AMDAMD
    Near its normal
    ~8.4kvs ~9.1k Mon–Wed avg
    Near its normal
  • $NVDANvidia
    Near its normal
    ~5.3kvs ~6.4k Mon–Wed avg
    Near its normal
Its normal (Mon–Wed avg)Fri 30 Oct, through the close

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