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#trumpannouncesus10%intelstake The $60 Billion Flex That Changes Everything Trump just made the case for "strategic capitalism." And the numbers are absolutely nuts. 🚀 The origin story: When the US government stepped in to take a 10% equity stake in Intel , the company was valued at roughly $100 billion . The semiconductor industry was struggling. Intel had lost its edge. Taiwan and Korea owned the supply chain. America's chip sovereignty was in question. Fast forward 9 months to today (June 18, 2026): Intel's valuation has exploded to over $600 billion . That 10% US government stake? Now worth over $60 billion. A 6x return in under a year. Trump's own words say it best: "When was the last time a president made money for America?" What catalyzed the turnaround? A trifecta of industrial policy + dealmaking: 💥NVIDIA agreed to collaborate with Intel to produce its top-tier chips 💥Elon Musk is building TerraFab — the world's largest chip factory — in partnership with Intel's technical team 💥Apple signed on to design and manufacture its chips within the US alongside Intel 💥This is bigger than just Intel. The playbook is now clear: the US government takes equity stakes in strategically critical industries — semiconductors first, but Trump has already signaled interest in AI developers and quantum computing companies. It's industrial policy with a profit motive, and it creates a powerful alignment between national security and taxpayer returns. What this means for markets: 1. INTC ($) — The direct beneficiary. The NVIDIA/Apple/Musk partnerships make Intel a completely different company than the one that was struggling two years ago. 2. Semiconductor sector — The entire US chip ecosystem gets a validation signal. Government backing reduces perceived risk across the supply chain. 3. Broader thesis — If the government can 6x its money on Intel, expect more "stake-for-partnership" deals in AI, quantum, biotech, and energy. This is the new normal.