Intel shares are trading around the same price as the previous purchase in mid-June, according to a report from CNBC.
The stability in the stock price suggests that the buying interest, highlighted by Jim Cramer's recent endorsement, continues to support the chipmaker's valuation despite broader market volatility.
This development follows a period of heightened activity for Intel, which saw its shares climb sharply in late trading on Wednesday.
That rally was buoyed by a double upgrade from Bank of America and a forceful buying recommendation from Cramer, host of CNBC's 'Mad Money'.
The sustained price level indicates that the initial surge in sentiment has not dissipated, with investors maintaining their positions.
Cramer had previously outlined four stocks to consider buying during the May Monthly Meeting of the Investing Club, with Intel emerging as a key focus.