I was contemplating the same thing. I get Intel isn't doing so well but I really can't imagine it just collapsing and dying. That said another possibility is just years of stagnation and low returns on your investment
I don't invest in stocks so this might be a stupid question: I get that Intel is undervalued now. If things go right it should have a significant premium over its current value. But doesn't that also depend on the rest of the semiconductor sector? Let's say the AI boom bursts. Wouldn't this be a big hit for Intel due to slowdown of semi market, although they are doing good?
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INTC is criminally oversold right now. I'm buying as much of it as I can at these prices.
I was contemplating the same thing. I get Intel isn't doing so well but I really can't imagine it just collapsing and dying. That said another possibility is just years of stagnation and low returns on your investment
A definite possibility. Having once worked for them I'm biased and likely too optimistic. They have an army of absolutely stellar engineers.
How many of them are inclined to stay after the value of any stock-based comp was utterly destroyed and layoffs have presumably smashed morale?
They used to have stellar engineers. Are the good ones still there?
A lot of them are still there
I don't invest in stocks so this might be a stupid question: I get that Intel is undervalued now. If things go right it should have a significant premium over its current value. But doesn't that also depend on the rest of the semiconductor sector? Let's say the AI boom bursts. Wouldn't this be a big hit for Intel due to slowdown of semi market, although they are doing good?