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1、 $Intel (INTC.US)$ The stock has risen over 24% in the last three days; continued to rise nearly 7% overnight, with Options Trading remaining hot, and Volume exceeding 0.86 million contracts, with a Call ratio of 71.9%. In terms of Options Trading, the Call contracts expiring this Friday with a strike price of $25 had the highest volume, exceeding 0.05 million contracts, with an open interest of 0.0922 million contracts.
The Options Chain shows that multiple Call contracts for Intel in the $26 to $28 Range, expiring on March 21, made more than twice the profit, with a maximum increase of over 266%.
Two individuals familiar with Chen Liwu's thoughts revealed to the media that before his official return to Intel on Tuesday, he had already been formulating a comprehensive reform plan, including restructuring Intel's layout in the AI field and cutting some staff to address what he perceives as bloated and inefficient middle management issues. Additionally, adjusting Intel's manufacturing operations will be one of Chen Liwu's core priorities, aiming to attract more Orders by improving yield rates.
2、 $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ In March, it has fallen over 18%; on Monday, it closed down nearly 5%, with a volume of over 2.14 million contracts in Options Trading, and the Call ratio rose to 47.8%. In terms of Options Trading, the highest volume was for the put option with a strike price of $240 expiring this Friday, with a volume of over 0.08 million contracts and open interest of about 0.0127 million contracts.

Recently, Tesla has encountered many challenges, not only suffering a 'Waterloo' in sales across several key markets but also facing strong resistance in the USA. Major Wall Street investment banks are repeatedly lowering Tesla's Target Price; after JPMorgan and Wells Fargo, Mizuho is the latest to do so. On Monday, a Mizuho Analyst reported lowering Tesla's Target Price from $515 to $430, citing weak demand for the automaker amid uncertainty over tariffs.
3、 $Alibaba (BABA.US)$ This year it has risen over 74%, and on Monday it increased nearly 5%, with an Options Trading volume of over 0.51 million contracts, with Calls accounting for 75.5%. In terms of Options Trading, the highest volume was for the call option with a strike price of $150 expiring this Friday, with a volume of over 0.03 million contracts.

On the news side, it has been reported that Alibaba Cloud has launched the 'T Project' internally, preparing for the exploration of next-generation AI technologies, AI engines, LLM, and multimodal fields. Informants close to Alibaba Cloud revealed that the T Project aims to accelerate AI R&D. Additionally, Alibaba CEO Wu Yongming advocates for the comprehensive implementation of 'AI' in Alibaba's existing businesses. Insiders say the company is also developing a series of AI-native applications, some of which may be launched this year.
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