Mobileye Global

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Mobileye Global Analyst Rating

Forecast & Rating

Jul 20, 2026

Price forecast

$13.1849.92%

Forecast & RatingBuy

28analysts

Strong buy28.57%
Buy17.86%
Hold50.00%
Sell3.57%
Strong sell0.00%

Daily Events

Jul, 16
Mobileye Global fell 4.9% to close at $8.97, hitting an intraday low of $8.895, pressured by its strategic shift to a vertically integrated robotaxi business and persistent earnings losses. Q1 2026 revenue grew 27.4% YoY to $558 million, but net loss widened to $3.818 billion, with EPS of -$4.67 deteriorating 3,620% YoY, largely due to non-recurring impairment charges. The company announced plans to launch its own robotaxi fleet in the US, a pivot that Barclays reaffirmed with a Buy rating, yet the market remains concerned about heavy capital expenditure and unclear profitability. The stock ended below its pre-market high of $9.46 and prior close of $9.43, and has declined over 34% in the past year, with a PB of 0.93x near historical lows; however, it edged up to $9.00 in after-hours trading.
Jul, 15
Mobileye Global closed down 6.1% at $9.475 after a volatile session, dragged by a massive Q1 net loss of $3.82 billion (3,643% YoY) and plans for an in-house robotaxi fleet that could raise capital expenditure concerns. Revenue rose 27.4% to $558 million, driven by EyeQ chip shipments, but operating loss widened to -$108 million and net margin collapsed to -684%. The stock opened at $10.19 in pre-market, hit an intraday high of $10.335, then plunged to a low of $9.465 before closing above its 20-day ($9.04) and 60-day ($9.32) moving averages, yet YTD loss stands at 15.6% and the stock is 44.7% off its 52-week high of $17.12. Mizuho maintained a Hold rating, while the company's PB ratio of 0.98 suggests it trades below book value.
Jul, 8
Mobileye shares fell 3.7% in regular trading to close at $9.15, primarily driven by a massive Q1 net loss of $3.918 billion, despite revenue of $558 million growing 27.4% YoY. The net loss widened 36.4x YoY, with EPS of -$4.67 and ROE plummeting to -152.4%. The stock opened at $9.26, briefly touched the session high of $9.51 before reversing sharply to a low of $8.77, representing an intraday range of nearly 8%. After-hours trading saw a slight recovery to $9.153 on volume of 102,000 shares. Currently, the stock is 54.7% below its 52-week high of $20.18 and 41.3% above its low of $6.47, but still trading below its 60-day MA of $9.16, with a YTD decline of 18.6%.
Jul, 7
Mobileye Global experienced a high-to-low reversal, initially surging to an intraday high of $10.07 before closing at $9.50, down 5.0% from the prior close of $10.00. The decline was primarily driven by pre-market news that the company plans to establish a vertically integrated robotaxi business, operating its own fleet—a move perceived as potentially increasing capital expenditure. This, coupled with recent rating downgrades (Berenberg reiterated Hold, Jefferies warned of structural challenges), triggered profit-taking. Despite Q1 revenue rising 27.4% YoY to $558 million, net loss widened over 36 times YoY to $3.818 billion, with a net profit margin of -684% and EPS of -$4.67. The stock now trades 52.9% below its 52-week high of $20.18, yet sits above both its 20-day MA ($8.995) and 60-day MA ($9.124), finding support at the intraday low of $9.41. However, after-hours trading edged slightly lower to $9.50, indicating the market is still digesting the strategic shift.
Jul, 6
Mobileye staged a single-session rally during regular trading, reaching $10.145 by 10:14 ET, up 6.0% from the previous close, driven by its announcement to build a vertically integrated robotaxi business and operate its own fleet in the U.S., along with a Buy rating from Barclays and prospects for crowd-sourced data-enhanced autonomous driving. The stock opened at $9.760, climbed to an intraday high of $10.145, with a range of about 3.9%. In Q1 2026, revenue rose 27.4% YoY to $558 million, and operating income improved 7.69% YoY, but net loss widened to $3.818 billion largely due to non-cash impairments, resulting in an EPS of -$4.6732. Still, the stock remains 49.73% below its 52-week high of $20.18 and is down 9.66% YTD, while trading above its MA20 ($9.00) and MA60 ($9.088), indicating near-term momentum.

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Mobileye Global Analyst Rating

Forecast & Rating

Jul 20, 2026

Price forecast

$13.1849.92%

Forecast & RatingBuy

28analysts

Strong buy28.57%
Buy17.86%
Hold50.00%
Sell3.57%
Strong sell0.00%

Daily Events

Jul, 16
Mobileye Global fell 4.9% to close at $8.97, hitting an intraday low of $8.895, pressured by its strategic shift to a vertically integrated robotaxi business and persistent earnings losses. Q1 2026 revenue grew 27.4% YoY to $558 million, but net loss widened to $3.818 billion, with EPS of -$4.67 deteriorating 3,620% YoY, largely due to non-recurring impairment charges. The company announced plans to launch its own robotaxi fleet in the US, a pivot that Barclays reaffirmed with a Buy rating, yet the market remains concerned about heavy capital expenditure and unclear profitability. The stock ended below its pre-market high of $9.46 and prior close of $9.43, and has declined over 34% in the past year, with a PB of 0.93x near historical lows; however, it edged up to $9.00 in after-hours trading.
Jul, 15
Mobileye Global closed down 6.1% at $9.475 after a volatile session, dragged by a massive Q1 net loss of $3.82 billion (3,643% YoY) and plans for an in-house robotaxi fleet that could raise capital expenditure concerns. Revenue rose 27.4% to $558 million, driven by EyeQ chip shipments, but operating loss widened to -$108 million and net margin collapsed to -684%. The stock opened at $10.19 in pre-market, hit an intraday high of $10.335, then plunged to a low of $9.465 before closing above its 20-day ($9.04) and 60-day ($9.32) moving averages, yet YTD loss stands at 15.6% and the stock is 44.7% off its 52-week high of $17.12. Mizuho maintained a Hold rating, while the company's PB ratio of 0.98 suggests it trades below book value.
Jul, 8
Mobileye shares fell 3.7% in regular trading to close at $9.15, primarily driven by a massive Q1 net loss of $3.918 billion, despite revenue of $558 million growing 27.4% YoY. The net loss widened 36.4x YoY, with EPS of -$4.67 and ROE plummeting to -152.4%. The stock opened at $9.26, briefly touched the session high of $9.51 before reversing sharply to a low of $8.77, representing an intraday range of nearly 8%. After-hours trading saw a slight recovery to $9.153 on volume of 102,000 shares. Currently, the stock is 54.7% below its 52-week high of $20.18 and 41.3% above its low of $6.47, but still trading below its 60-day MA of $9.16, with a YTD decline of 18.6%.
Jul, 7
Mobileye Global experienced a high-to-low reversal, initially surging to an intraday high of $10.07 before closing at $9.50, down 5.0% from the prior close of $10.00. The decline was primarily driven by pre-market news that the company plans to establish a vertically integrated robotaxi business, operating its own fleet—a move perceived as potentially increasing capital expenditure. This, coupled with recent rating downgrades (Berenberg reiterated Hold, Jefferies warned of structural challenges), triggered profit-taking. Despite Q1 revenue rising 27.4% YoY to $558 million, net loss widened over 36 times YoY to $3.818 billion, with a net profit margin of -684% and EPS of -$4.67. The stock now trades 52.9% below its 52-week high of $20.18, yet sits above both its 20-day MA ($8.995) and 60-day MA ($9.124), finding support at the intraday low of $9.41. However, after-hours trading edged slightly lower to $9.50, indicating the market is still digesting the strategic shift.
Jul, 6
Mobileye staged a single-session rally during regular trading, reaching $10.145 by 10:14 ET, up 6.0% from the previous close, driven by its announcement to build a vertically integrated robotaxi business and operate its own fleet in the U.S., along with a Buy rating from Barclays and prospects for crowd-sourced data-enhanced autonomous driving. The stock opened at $9.760, climbed to an intraday high of $10.145, with a range of about 3.9%. In Q1 2026, revenue rose 27.4% YoY to $558 million, and operating income improved 7.69% YoY, but net loss widened to $3.818 billion largely due to non-cash impairments, resulting in an EPS of -$4.6732. Still, the stock remains 49.73% below its 52-week high of $20.18 and is down 9.66% YTD, while trading above its MA20 ($9.00) and MA60 ($9.088), indicating near-term momentum.

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Intel (Minutes): 18A is expected to contribute to profits by the end of 2026
The following are the minutes of the Q3 2025 earnings call for $Intel(INTC.US) compiled by Dolphin Research. For an interpretation of the earnings report, please refer to "Intel: Stopping Losses and Recovering! Can the 'American SMIC' Poach TSMC?" 1. Core Financial Data of Intel's Earnings Report Q3 Financial Data: Revenue: $13.7 billion, exceeding the upper limit of the expected range, with a quarter-on-quarter growth of 6%. Gross Margin: (Non-GAAP) Gross margin was 40%, 4 percentage points higher than the performance guidance. This performance was attributed to revenue growth, improved product mix, and reduced inventory write-downs...
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