$Intel(INTC)$ Look at all the people who sold AMD at $196, $200, $240, $280 or $300. At every one of those levels, there were probably investors saying they were taking their profits. Nothing wrong with that — everyone has their own strategy. But here's the interesting part: the fundamentals were getting better. AMD kept executing, the business kept improving, and the market eventually recognized that improvement. AMD is now around $476, and some analysts still believe there could be considerably more upside. That's why I look at Intel differently. If Intel's fundamentals continue to improve — revenue, margins, AI opportunities, foundry growth, partnerships and overall execution — why would I automatically assu
$Intel(INTC)$ Potential inverted head and shoulders pattern showing on the daily chart. If it plays out, I'd be watching for a breakout above the neckline around $106.
$Intel(INTC)$ My order for 1,000 shares at 95.50 has filled, so I now have 5,000 shares. Intel is now 10% of my portfolio. I'll add more as funds become available, great company.
$Intel(INTC)$ We just booked $23B in the bank and yet we're still moving higher. Some bears have been around since $20 and they still don't see the bigger picture. This will all make sense in hindsight once it reaches a $2 trillion+ market cap as one of the most critical companies in the US.
$ServiceNow(NOW)$ I get the idea of taking profits, but once $150 is in the rear view mirror, there are going to be some disappointed people. I know because I was one of them with $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ and $Intel(INTC)$ — sold way too early. Now I think $200+ is possible over the next 9-12 months.
$Intel(INTC)$ It looks like $200 is on the table sooner rather than later. This dip will probably get bought up pretty quickly. The Iran situation should eventually settle, housing should turn around, gas prices should come down, and the whole overhang from that region should fade. Once that clears, the broader market could really take off. The revised upward price targets for INTC, MU and others could actually get hit, and that would put a lot of pressure on the short side.
$Rum Group Inc(RUM)$ $Reddit(RDDT)$ $Intel(INTC)$ On top of the 9 data centers they already acquired, there are two more still under construction. Everyone seems to be lacking compute, and Rumble is building.