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DuPont (ROE Decomposition) for INTC

AI-generated plain-English read of dupont (roe decomposition) for INTC. Updated daily.

Balanced ROE, deteriorating

high

ROE is declining (-10.5%) across multiple legs: profitability, asset efficiency, and leverage are all moving against the company. Broad deterioration like this is harder to reverse than a single-leg problem.

What will probably happen

  • ROE has been falling: without a reversal in the weakest leg, the next period will likely show further pressure.
  • Profitability is the weakest link: deteriorating margins with no signs of recovery. This is the leg most likely to disappoint next quarter.

What to do

If you HOLD this stock
ROE is declining. Reassess whether the original investment thesis still holds. If the weakest leg doesn't reverse in the next one or two quarters, that's a signal to trim.
If you are EVALUATING this stock
ROE is declining. Wait for one quarter of stabilization before entering. Deteriorating DuPont trends often have a lag; buying into a falling knife adds more risk than the valuation discount typically compensates for.
If you trade OPTIONS
No sharp DuPont signal either way. Premium is fairly priced for a fundamentals-stable story. Wait for a clearer inflection in one of the legs before positioning directionally.

66 periods with all three DuPont legs populated: trend reads are reliable.

Technical details

Technical analysis

Profitability (net margin)
-67.3%, deteriorating, worrying
Asset efficiency (turnover)
0.08×, improving, healthy
Leverage (equity multiplier)
1.96×, improving, mixed
ROE
-10.5%, deteriorating
Primary ROE driver
Balanced
Periods analysed
66
Sector context
not provided

Key levels

Key price and metric levels
LevelValue
latest roe-0.105
latest margin-0.673
latest turnover0.08
latest em1.963
em critical threshold5
em high threshold4

Caveats

  • ROE is negative: the decomposition is directionally informative but interpret absolute magnitudes with care.

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