I believe INTC is a buy at current levels

[hajimow]

INTC vs. AMD:

AMD at $92.82 has P/E of 127.9
Gross margin : 44.5%
Operating margin: 13.3%
Dividend yield: N/A

INTC at $48.37 has P/E of 9.5
Gross margin : 56.5%
Operating margin: 31.5%
Dividend yield: 2.7%

I believe AMD at current price is comparatively way overvalued. I don't have any long or short position on AMD.

 

[hajimow]

Closed my INTC position at 49.5. Over 15% profit in less than 3 weeks.

 

[Russell Shuffle]

If the area around 44.7 holds, I like this all the way >50 with an approach to 54 between now and the end of Q1. If those areas hold I'd think an eventual test of +60ish would be on the table as well towards the end of Q2 2021. Short term forecasting locally has this as "neutral" over the next week with only a 50.2% of grinding higher.

I still like this >50, but I do think we could put in a short term top here:

Room to run over time

Short term volatility/momentum may exhaust here
(and it may not, just keep an eye out for stalling)

 

[Russell Shuffle]

Closed my INTC position at 49.5. Over 15% profit in less than 3 weeks.

Nice work!

 

[MarkBrown]

Closed my INTC position at 49.5. Over 15% profit in less than 3 weeks.

the more you post the less i think you know

didn't engineering class teach you anything about percentages?

How to Calculate the Percentage Gain or Loss on an Investment

actually happy for you - but did you learn anything?

have you thought about filtering of candidates based on something other than and emotional attachment to a symbol?

 

[Russell Shuffle]

Actually the only emotional take on this stock has been yours. You've made it clear over and over that you don't "like" intel. If you go back and read his first post he clearly felt the stock was a short term value buy. Nothing emotional about that. Why you so ornery all the time. You're like the ET Grinch man.

But anyways, keep fighting the fight against "ignorance". How well does that pay btw?

 

[hajimow]

the more you post the less i think you know

didn't engineering class teach you anything about percentages?

How to Calculate the Percentage Gain or Loss on an Investment

actually happy for you - but did you learn anything?

have you thought about filtering of candidates based on something other than and emotional attachment to a symbol?

I have PhD in EE.
I always told you I sell options to juice up my profit. I am a shrewd investor.
WHY you are MAD that I made money and you were WRONG ?

 

[MarkBrown]

I have PhD in EE.
I always told you I sell options to juice up my profit. I am a shrewd investor.
WHY you are MAD that I made money and you were WRONG ?

NOT MAD HAPPY YOU WERE LUCKY!!!!
THE MARKET DRUG YOUR LOSER OF A STOCK UP WITH IT, THERE WERE MANY OTHER STOCKS THAT PREDICTABLY OUT PERFORMED INTC.
JUST WONDERING IF NEXT TIME YOU WILL USE THE BRAIN AND NOT THE HEART TO PICK A STOCK.

 

[Russell Shuffle]

I'm guessing next time he won't bother to post shit for all the negativity he's gotten over a pick that actually made money.

 

[MarkBrown]

I'm guessing next time he won't bother to post shit for all the negativity he's gotten over a pick that actually made money.

so for many years there were traders and all was peaceful then come these silicone valley engineers who know they know it all - that's when the shit gets slung.

they come on here to find support for their bad decisions all the time or to troll for funds because they think they discovered something that is worth putting other peoples money on, lol.

phd ee but can't figure an actual honest percentage return.