Intel stock rose 62.5 cents a share today, to $37.875, in over-the-counter trading.
A financial disclosure report submitted last year showed that the judge owned Intel stock through an investment club.
Intel stock had fallen 6.2 percent on Thursday in anticipation of the announcement.
Intel stock, which split 2 for 1 effective today, closed up $1.75 a share, to $58.125, in Nasdaq trading.
Intel stock, which fell 37.5 cents in heavy trading yesterday, to $74.3125, is already well off its 1998 high of $94.19.
From the 1990 low through this summer's high, Intel stock rose 8,564 percent.
Intel stock closed at $54.75 yesterday, down from a high of $68.75 in mid-February.
The sale of Intel stock, on the other hand, benefited the company's performance by about 13 cents a share.
Just last month, the company sold about 10 million warrants to buy more Intel stock, at higher prices, in coming years.
Intel stock closed today at $24, down $1.50, in over-the-counter trading.
