I am not so into technical analysis and would consider myself rather as long-term investor. But I have kept a close eye on to the Intel stock for about a year: here are some thoughts about Intel:
(a) The first thing that struck me was the chart: what the heck is fundamentually wrong with Intel that keeps its share price falling down over and over again to a lousy 19.12$.
(b) Intel isn't such a bad company that after all, being a global player in the technology sector. Although there is some competition coming from AMD, I have to say that Intel has nonetheless maintained a very strong position and and quite stable market share. I have no precise data about the market shares of both companies, but I believe that Intel is aware of its current market position and keeps its marketing branch busy.
(c) I have lately read in the news that Intel cut its EPS guidance for Q1. Could someone explain to me why this is so?
(d) Another positive effect (for Q3-Q4) on the stock could be Apple's migration to Intel processors instead of Motorola processors.
All in all, I could imagine that Intel is a buying opportunity at the price levels its shares are trading these days. (I would be happy to receive some feedback on this one...
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Let's hope that Intel's new slogan "Leap ahead" becomes reality in terms of profitability as well as shareholder value.
(a) The first thing that struck me was the chart: what the heck is fundamentually wrong with Intel that keeps its share price falling down over and over again to a lousy 19.12$.
(b) Intel isn't such a bad company that after all, being a global player in the technology sector. Although there is some competition coming from AMD, I have to say that Intel has nonetheless maintained a very strong position and and quite stable market share. I have no precise data about the market shares of both companies, but I believe that Intel is aware of its current market position and keeps its marketing branch busy.
(c) I have lately read in the news that Intel cut its EPS guidance for Q1. Could someone explain to me why this is so?
(d) Another positive effect (for Q3-Q4) on the stock could be Apple's migration to Intel processors instead of Motorola processors.
All in all, I could imagine that Intel is a buying opportunity at the price levels its shares are trading these days. (I would be happy to receive some feedback on this one...
)Let's hope that Intel's new slogan "Leap ahead" becomes reality in terms of profitability as well as shareholder value.
