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September is living up to its rap as the worst month of the year for the S&P 500. But investors are still finding stocks to make money on.

The rapid technological advancements and strategic government investments are poised to fuel the chip industry’s growth. In this context, let's determine which of the two chip stocks, Infineon Technologies (IFNNY) and Intel Corporation (INTC), holds the potential for better returns. Read on….

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The semiconductor industry’s outlook appears optimistic, owing to increasing chip demand across various applications, rising adoption of cutting-edge technology, and lucrative government initiatives and funding. Therefore, chip stocks Intel (INTC), Park Aerospace (PKE), and United Microelectronics (UMC), which are gaining momentum, could be solid portfolio additions this month. Keep reading.

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Intel stock has underperformed the equity markets over the last two decades, and currently lags far behind AI-fueled rivals like Nvidia. Here's why INTC remains a mega-cap tech stock to skip right now.