INTC

[Anonymous No.53538239]

Bought the dip?

Uncle Sam™ pumps the jews with billion from taxpayers and soon it will encompass the whole semiconductor market, very likely in few years when economy normalizes and war niggers die.
>We will: one, deliver on five nodes in five years, achieving process performance parity in 2024 and unquestioned leadership by 2025 with Intel Lake 1A; two, execute on an aggressive Sapphire Rapids ramp introduced Emerald Rapids in second half '23 and Granite Rapids and CR4s in 2024; three, ramp Media Lake in second half '23 and PRQ Lunar Lake in 2024; and four, expand our IFS customer base to include large design wins on Intel 16, Intel 3 and 18A this year.
F I V E NODES + the billion dollars new facilities in US Arizona
>We also need to improve our cost structure and drive operational efficiency. On this front, we will: one, return to profitability and deliver the benefits of our calendar year '23, '24 and '25 efforts to reduce costs and drive efficiencies; two, execute on our internal foundry P&L by 2024; and three, expand on the use of our smart capital strategy to leverage multiple pools of capital, including skips and chips in the U.S. and Europe to balance our long-term capacity aspirations with near-term realities.
AyyMD bros INTC Q4 Earning Call dictates that in 3 years ITS OVER for good for you.

Also Intel TROONployees & Poojets BTFO'd https://www.oregonlive.com/silicon-forest/2023/02/intel-slashes-wages-bonuses-after-disastrous-quarterly-results.html

What other corpos does your schizo intuition tell you to invest into longterm anons?

[Anonymous No.53538439]

>>53538239

[Anonymous No.53538471]

Based I'm an INTC holder too just out of my intuition. It's extremely undervalued right now considering how prevalent their chips are and their quality. Not to mention if the intel Arc GPUs take off, it's going to be beautiful
Plus, the current CEO is a white mormon

[Anonymous No.53538552]

>>53538471
They also seem to have fixed a lot of the issues they've had too with the Arc GPU drivers.

In low end GPU market they are TOP for what is offered. AND 16GB VRAM is enough to do Machine Learning on it for very cheap.

Was considering to buy a douzin Arc GPUS and host a Large Language Model /g/ seems to be in love with those and are willing to pay for it.

AI = CASH and it shows in their earning calls.

[Anonymous No.53538671]

>>53538471
bump

[Anonymous No.53539044]

>>53538239
Anon your DD could be accurate but you would still lose money because bear markets are just as irrational as bull markets.

[Anonymous No.53539144]

>>53539044
Even if i don't make it now, if i will keep investing 20% of my paycheck, at every single dip for the next 5 years i will make it.

The rate of technological development is speed up when compared to say past 10 years alternatives to all are being developed as we speak to replace the old.

I know the economy will normalize.

[Anonymous No.53539175]

A company like Intel needs to retain talent to maintain their lead and regain market share. Hard to do that when pay is being cut. Why would anyone competent stick around instead of going to the competition?

[Anonymous No.53539261]

>>53539175
Because of pride, because they want to prove something, because they cannot get their position back in a team due to corporate spy being a thing.

Why did people stay at AMD when they were the underdog?

[Anonymous No.53539333]

Unironically bought 10k$ shares, sitting in comfy divvies now until moon

[Anonymous No.53539394]

>>53539333
CHECKED.
The godly words of trips predict the future.
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For all else (picrel) get in or you won't make it.

[Anonymous No.53539529]

I don't think this is Crypto, wtf is this?

[Anonymous No.53539578]

>>53539175

Intel…. Feels like they are missing something. Soul.

I noticed there are a lot of psychopaths on biz who are also spiritual leaches. Don’t let them bring you down. They are empty vessels with no soul and depend on you to exist.

[Anonymous No.53539592]

I’m going to tell you about a company that has all the fixings of an Icon of proportions which will engulf culture soon,

It’s called Xerox.

Total Satisfaction guaranteed.

[Anonymous No.53539660]

>>53538239
>5 nodes in 5 years
if intel was the intel of 20 years ago this would be a tall order. reads like csuite hopium on crack

>>53539261
o am i laffin

[Anonymous No.53539665]

>>53539592
I don't find or see inherent value in Xerox except dividends and maybe short term pumps.

I could be wrong but the world pushes toward digitalization, paper and printers and physical documents slowly are fading away and the "carbon free" chuds want to end fossil fuel and tree cutting.

Now there are document scanning companies using AI OCR to store information into databases that are easily manageable via Elastic search.

I could be wrong but what other value does xerox bring to the table?

[Anonymous No.53539682]

>>53538471
>It's extremely undervalued
Just take a look at their bloated board of executives with like 20 women and pajeets with bullshit job titles.

[Anonymous No.53539711]

>>53539578
feels like money does this to people. i don't ever remember seeing a nice rich person but horrible rich people are everywhere

[Anonymous No.53539720]

>>53539175
>A company like Intel needs to retain talent
The only talented white engineer I personally knew, left Intel to work at Apple on the M1/M2 processors. At Intel he had the choice of working in departments led by female or pajeet directors who were slowly saturating middle management with females or pajeets who earned more than the engineers while contributing nothing of value.

[Anonymous No.53539770]

>>53539665
i thought he was just shitposting

[Anonymous No.53539805]

>>53539682
Absolutely but things have to change and they show they are willing to change when money and risk talks.
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For any AyyMD chuds and disbelief.

Intel will win in performance, in market share, in drivers, in capability, in corporation size, in rate of technological development, in better tech than AMD, in funding from uncle sam, in slashing paychecks from useless troon pajeet employees.

Sure you can argue it wont now, but the plans are in motion and movement is visible. INTEL will recover and it will keep winning because the average consumer wants competition, AMD is almost at the top in share price, i don't see a reason to buy at the peak when Intel actually has funding from gov.

They are playing on two sides Fabs and Chip Design into a coherent self made product, while AMD is chip design.

There wont be an opportunity like this again anytime soon after it has it taken off, never been a better time than this year into to invest long term into something that actually has real world value.

[Anonymous No.53539847]

>>53539805
its also intel. wtf do they have for future proofing? the x86 stuff they specialize in is quickly becoming legacy hardware

[Anonymous No.53539962]

>>53539847
What did AMD have for future proofing when their shares were 2 bucks and it looked dire or rather impossible to make a comeback? You can see even lot of chips of the future use Intel's concepts, actually Galaxy S23 that launched yesterday did put in the CPU Efficiency/Performance cores, idea that others use their idea shows their capability. Even AMD has plans for CPUs like that.

[Anonymous No.53539963]

>>53539665
Anon, he’s implying Intel is the next Xerox

[Anonymous No.53540152]

>>53539962
its not a dead platform yet but the clock is ticking. also intel had their atoms before. would they really do better this time?

[Anonymous No.53540177]

we need /INTC/ to be a thing fellow bag holders

[Anonymous No.53540578]

>>53540177
It will everything points INTEL will head in that direction.

[Anonymous No.53540620]

>>53538239
theybjust unironically posted the worst earnings report of any legitimate company in the past 20 years

[Anonymous No.53540827]

>>53540620
Don't buy or hold the bag if you don't think it will redress, i know it will redress from current trajectory as simple.

Especially more so after the earning reports, it shows its willingness and commitment to restructuring itself.

Do one ARC/Intel search.

[Anonymous No.53540858]

>>53538239
>implying (((they))) wont sell out to the highest bidder(china)

[Anonymous No.53540990]

>>53540858
Reminder to any who are thinking and even attempting to short a corporation that HAS value and launching a new product coming in a few months.

[Anonymous No.53541093]

>>53538239
Easily valuable in every form.

[Anonymous No.53542333]

Anons have you boarded the rocket?

[Anonymous No.53542474]

>>53542333
my avg is 28.47

[Anonymous No.53544413]

>>53542474
See you spergs who want fast profit in a few months when Emerald Rapids drops and you can cash out if you're onboard the rocket.

And to the Gigachad Logic 132 IQ holders who plan longterm to hold see you in 3-5 years keking at the ones who never believed today.

The millionaires's club awaits.

[Anonymous No.53544670]

>>53544413
im hodling until INTC hits 3 digits

[Anonymous No.53544770]

>>53544670
They need a good run on GPU's dislodging jewvidia's position and 3 digits this isn't even a meme.
>>53539333
Trips confirm.

[Anonymous No.53544828]

>>53544770
battemage(2024) will do it
alchemist + with silicone improvements will trigger the first bull rush and also the first sell off from short term holders in a few months

[Anonymous No.53545471]

>>53544828
I see that you poses the ability and intuition to see into the future too.

[Anonymous No.53546101]

>>53538239
All you have to do is look at the pointers buy and hold.

[Anonymous No.53547007]

>>53538239
Journalists, Annalists IN DISBELIEF.
DILATE.

[Anonymous No.53548748]

Just buy C.3 AI stock anons

Why are y'all wasting time on this dead company? Yeah Intel is building a semiconductor facility in the US with government funding, but that also means they have to pay people a livable wage. One of the many reasons Intel never really skyrocketed in the first place. Its also tied up in US government infrastructure. Yeah it won't fail, but it won't moon either. It's Glownigger stock.

[Anonymous No.53548799]

>>53548748
im not being your liquidity for your exit buddy

[Anonymous No.53548819]

>>53548799
Bruh I literally just bought in at today at $21. A little late, I'm wrecked for the short term, but early for long term.