Intel Corporation (INTC)

Currency in USD
101.65
+1.84(+1.84%)
Closed·
98.50-3.15(-3.10%)
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INTC Comments

140-200
It's long term investment. Not day-trading, BUY and HOLD.
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Here is our jf kay, someone who made no money on Intel, how are things going?
tf you noob talkin about. Intel felt to 80. It nearly halved
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Quite consistent today!!
$200 strong buy
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Range bound market. More good company news are needed to break $105.
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Next two week is goid for market
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It will touch 105 today
Nah it’s too much but i hope so
It’s not too much but I agree with you it could happen next week with all intelligence companies
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Fortunes are built on hopes and dreams :)
We might have a nice squeez around 104.60$ hope it’s coming soon
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huge gap up at tomorrow opening
This time is not for selling after has dropped more than 40%, It's time to accumulate as many shares as possible
$102.98 looked pretty good....
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Breakout is +104.5. We are still in limbo
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Green close would be good
Squeezing soon 😂
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what is it, we have nothing to do with Sandisk
and nothing to do with AMD
STRONG BUY LONG $150 Intel STIFEL
Few minutes for SanDisk earning new
Sandisk might has a bad news which will effect on Intel
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Buy buy buy buy
Buy $150 STIFEL
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Bull case for INTC@$350 within 2 years - Only domestic cutting edge node process semiconductor fab in the US - RibbonFET post-FinFET backside power delivery architecture leading TSMC - US weapons stockpiles depleted via Ukraine/Iran - All fabless domestic semiconductor companies (AMD, Apple, NVIDIA, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, RISC-V, etc.) have a single point of failure in TSMC - Intel was originally a memory company and pivioted to CPUs. Now they will primarily be a semiconductor fab and the CPUs are only vehicles to prove out the new node process and power delivery architecture. Intel and AMD crosslicense x86 ISA - CPUs and ISAs have no magic instructions - all modern CPUs (CISC, RISC) provide equivalent ALU and boolean logic. Like a Sharp, TI, and HP calculator all do the same thing just different implementations, brands, and packaging. - Ukraine/Iran convergence allowing China to annex Taiwan in a low risk, casuality/conflict free manner where they control semiconductor fabrication and packaging. - Most fabless domestic semiconductor companies (Arm, Apple, NVIDIA, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc.) have deals in place to ramp with Intel fabs. AMD has yet to de-risk and concede but that will happen soon.
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David Molnar correct they are Arm licensees and have been building their own silicon for years through TSMC.
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David Molnar go read Andy Grove's book Only the Paranoid Survive. He tells you how Intel was originally a memory company company and microprocessors were not a market for them until a small internal group developed and grew the business.
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In the hyperscaler world in-house silicon is known as BYO which is generally Arm or RISC-V ISAs since x86 does not license their ISA and instead you would simply get special SKUs from AMD/INTC if you needed something custom which is not common. Amazon Graviton is probably the most well known BYO which is an Arm Neoverse design.
Serious question: If Intel executes on 18A and starts landing major foundry customers, what do you think this stock is worth in 2027? $150? $200? Or higher?
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If they won’t it will less than 50$ 😉
I agree
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Most investors are watching the chart. I’m watching the roadmap. 18A, Panther Lake, foundry growth, and AI acceleration could completely change the narrative over the next 12–24 months. Long Intel.
BUY, HOLD, BE PATIENT.
Why tf people is selling
I told the one below it’s not going to 90$ again and if it’s going to 104$ then we might see a huge upside coming
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Came on
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