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30.20 +2.50    +9.03%
03/02 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Equity
Market:  Peru
ISIN:  US4581401001 
S/N:  INTC
  • Volume: 620
  • Bid/Ask: 27.70 / 0.00
  • Day's Range: 30.20 - 30.23
Intel 30.20 +2.50 +9.03%

Intel Corp Company Profile

 
Get an in-depth profile of Intel Corporation, including a general overview of the company's business and key management, as well as employee data and location and contact information.
IndustrySemiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment
SectorTechnology
Employees

121100

Equity Type

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Intel Corporation is engaged in designing and manufacturing products and technologies. The Company's segments include Client Computing Group (CCG), Data Center Group (DCG), Internet of Things Group (IOTG), Mobileye, Non-Volatile Memory Solutions Group (NSG) and Programmable Solutions Group (PSG). The CCG segment is focused on long-term operating system, system architecture, hardware, and application integration that enable PC experiences. The DCG segment develops workload-optimized platforms for compute, storage, and network functions. The IOTG segment develops high-performance compute platforms that solve the technology needs for business use cases that scale across vertical industries and embedded markets. The Mobileye segment provides driving assistance and self-driving solutions. The NSG segment provides memory and storage products based on Intel 3D NAND technology. The PSG segment offers programmable semiconductors, primarily FPGAs, structured ASICs, and related products.

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Address 2200 Mission College Boulevard
Santa Clara, 95054-1549
United States
Phone 408 765 8080
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Web www.intel.com

Top Executives

Name Age Since Title
Omar S. Ishrak 66 2017 Independent Chairman & Lead Director
Frank D. Yeary 58 2009 Independent Director
Gregory D. Smith 55 2017 Independent Director
Tsu-Jae King Liu 59 2016 Independent Director
Risa J. Lavizzo-Mourey 67 2018 Independent Director
Alyssa Henry 52 2020 Independent Director
Dion J. Weisler 55 2020 Independent Director
Andrea J. Goldsmith 58 2021 Independent Director
James J. Goetz 56 2019 Independent Director
Patrick P. Gelsinger 61 2005 CEO & Director
Rui Wang - - Senior VP & Chair of Intel China
Lip-Bu Tan 63 2022 Director
Barbara Goldman Novick 61 2022 Independent Director
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I am just gonna say that one time now (and my hit rate is pretty high on Intel): Prices above 30 USD for Intel at it*s current state or state in 3-6 months are not really sustainable. Nothing changed since the ER nor will it change by a lot. Stock inventory is still extremely high, and Intels margin forecast did not really look well either. Those 9K of insider shares that Pat just bought at 27$ are a real joke, considering he has been buying already at 44 USD etc and you know where we still at eh. This will drop like the Titanic on the next ER and you wont make money if you dont sell before and rebuy afterwards or short before the ER and cover afterwards. You heard my warning. I wont repeat it, because the higher the stock price gets up to the ER, the higher I can get my short going on shortly before it. This is just a warning out of courtesy
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like if stock inventory is was debt....
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SquadW Feb 03, 2023 6:35PM ET
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alot of new intel exclusive laptops coming in 2023 :)
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First of all you know, consumer demand halfed basically at laptops? Secondly Intels CPUs are good on absolute power, but really bad when it comes to efficiency.... AMDs next gen that is coming out soon DragonRange just widens the gap further. We are talking about 30-40 percent difference on low-middle TDPs.
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We shall see if they can catch up to AMD on efficiency, because AMDs latest notebook cpus "Dragon Range" are real beast in terms of performance/watt. It's very unlikely Intel can catch up on efficiency, and thats usually what matters on laptops. (last gap was easily about 30-40% difference on efficiency on low -middle TDPs). MS changed the Surface CPUs from AMD to Intel, earlier, and what happened new intel models had lower runtime than the old ones, plus not being faster. And why? Because Intel was slashing prices extremely, and not really making a dime anymore. But yes lets see how that works out in 2023 for Intel. Its still very unlikely that Intel will be able to close that big gap in terms of efficiency.
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How do you think, what price is going to be on Monday?
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doesnt matter. if you beleive.
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lol this bear amd fanboys comments that keep dwelling here , so funny
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dont understand whole picture. but every coin has two sides.
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The weakening dollar will be just another problem for intel eating up margins.
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You are now making a fool of yourself
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Boomers buying the rip☠️
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Clueless comment underneath
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RIP intel its time admit your loss to AMD im sorry intel fans
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Insight you might be technically correct but stock market doesnt seem to give a sh about it, just like other tech stocks have no revenue and 1000x valuation, Intel's valuation is way too low despite all the problems you described, the stock might as well go up to 50$, shorting it doesnt make any sense
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Sure does shorting make sense, but as he said because of bag holders like James it doesnt make sense shorting between earnings reports but only over earnings reports. That is the time of the year where hopium bubble starts to reliably burst into very thin air. Shorting before the ER, calling afterwards. Way to go, not foreve anymore, but for probably 1 or 2 quarters. Thanks Intel! Thanks bagholders. 50 USD before the next report that would be a shorters dream come true!
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You do realize that Intel is not just designer semiconductor producer (like AMD) but also a factory (like TSMS)? Market is so overloaded with no-brainer zoomers with obinhood who just look on brand names and keep buying Tesla, Nvidia etc. I'm afraid these bubbles are going to burst soon...
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Oh giving lectures and apparently dont understanding why Intels last quarter was so weak eh? You do realize that one of the main reasons for Intels drastically sinking margins, were their fabs right? They are roughly at 60% utilization, running at operating margin loss. Without fabs Intels quarter would have been only half as weak. They need full utilization to have good margins, every % less has drastical consequences. And they even keep on building more fabs, while everyone does the same too. This means in 1-2 years from now on, low utilization rates will be the new normal, thus lower margins will be normal. That way Intel will never come back to 53% or even 60% gross margins.
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My point is, assets are asets true that, but fabs are slightly different. If you have much more capacity than demand your fawkd, your margins are fawkd. That is the main reason why all chip designers have less problems with their margins, but facing rather mostly only lower sales. For Intel having fabs means not just lower sales but also most importantly having costly fabs that eat up your precious margins. At first Intel tried to just overproduce and oversupply, but at some point they just ran out of free cashflow plus you cant sell more than what the market takes, even at hefty discounts. When its full, its full. So I am gonna repeat, fabs are rather a liability these days than a real help for Intel. It's in fact a very serious problem during this times of crushing demand. Demand will certainly recover to some degree (but its unlikely we will have 2021 levels back again), but every day later will take a hefty toll on Intel.
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So much for the bad earnings
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Not driven by earnings but liquidity and momentum
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Bears capitulates
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Thanks for thumbs down bear squeeze liquidity rally still has mileage still many bears in hot pants
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Can you finally start using a decent translation engine..... There is barely a post that makes any sense.
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That's because we are on different brain wave you need to be on higher frequency
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